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         <title>Low Maintenance Landscaping - Five Top Features For Easy Lawn Care</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div><br>Low maintenance landscaping may be accomplished by proper layout of your landscaping plan. The important thing is to avoid features that'll cause you lots of extra effort in maintaining your lawn. Let's look at five features that may greatly lower your workload and make low maintenance landscaping a dream be realized!<br><br>1. Make use of mowing strips<br><br>Often times your lawn is presented in ways where you mower will not reach every one of the grass areas that require trimming. By utilizing mower strips, you are able to design your lawn so your mower can cut right up to the strip. This can help avoid time intensive repeat trimming by hand.<br><br>2. Try edgings for boundaries between lawn and flower beds<br><br>Edgings can keep grass and flower beds separate. This may prevent unwanted migration of grass into the flower bed, that may reduce your weeding in the flower bed. Edgings can also help when maintaining clean edges along sidewalks and curbs.<br><br>3. Avoid lawns on steep slopes<br><br>Mowing along a slanted slope can be dangerous, as the mower can flip over. It can also be hard to keep grass watered on a slope, considering that the water runs away. Consider a landscape wall for these areas, it will help to maintain the form of the landscape, and prevent the hazards of maintaining an elusive grass slope.<br><br>4. Work with a lawn alternative in narrow strips or odd shaped areas<br><br>Anyone who has had to keep grass in a median or sidewalk zone knows why these areas are a challenge to maintain with. If your zoning or homeowners association rules permit it, look at using ground cover plants such as for example English Ivy or creeping thyme. For areas closer to your residence, consider taller shrubs such as for instance junipers or star jasmine.<br><br>5. Avoid a lawn in heavily shaded areas<br><br>Lack of sunlight in lawn areas can usually be traced to trees or structures that as time passes have created shady conditions. For lawns with large trees, the pursuit of a clean lawn carpet is difficult, whilst the tree roots will contend with the grass for water and nutrients. The main element to a low maintenance approach listed here is to locate plants that complement the shady conditions. Ground cover plants <a href="http://www.landscapingscarborough.com/">aerate lawn</a> like ivy, thyme, and mondo grass thrive in shady spots.<br><br>Low maintenance landscaping is a goal which can be achieved, with proper planning and flexibility in selecting the layout, plants and grasses. The five points mentioned above offer you a great starting point. Together with your dream layout set up, you will spend more time lounging on the patio instead of in the yard!</div>]]></description>
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