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DESIGN PROS CAN HELP MAKE YOUR LANDSCAPE WORK
2000
Overview
A registered landscape architect masters most of the same things, but comes to the task from a different angle. He or she is a designer by training and temperament, but must also be versed, and state certified, in landscape principles, including grading and drainage, property laws, irrigation and erosion control. From the consumer's point of view, there's also a significant difference in the professional relationship. A landscape designer usually works for a nursery and creates an inexpensive plan for about $50 to $200. This fee is typically credited to your account after you purchase a certain level of merchandise, say $500 to $1,000. It's understood that the nursery profits from the materials you buy. The plan is a big help to the consumer, but it's also an effective sales tool, and everybody knows it.
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Tribune Publishing Company, LLC
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