About one third of cedar "bushes" were removed to connect existing grassy patches to form continuous, grassy corridors.
Meadows & thickets
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- BEFORE: no privacy & useless
- SOLUTION: add walkways, 2 patios and a low wall & water feature for privacy
- PROBLEM: newly formed gully washer
- SOLUTION: Double Drystack Retaining Wall + Subsurface Drainage + Rain Garden
- PROBLEM: No privacy for bedrooms and no curb appeal
- SOLUTION: Add Attractive, Austin Chic Screen and Front Yard Sitting Area
- PROBLEM: erosion and no organic matter
- SOLUTION: Add organic soil + mycorrhizal fungi + mulch + tough plants
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