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If you plan to incorporate flowers into your landscaping plans, you might want to consider layering them.

For flowers, or garden beds that you add to your landscape, go for a narrow approach.
You will need to weed, and maintain these beds throughout the year. A thinner bed is easier to reach across, and requires less moving around.

Plant companion plants in your garden. These plants naturally work together to help each other repel pests and diseases.
This can help you to have a healthier garden without the use of pesticides.

Before you decide on a landscape plan, be sure to consider the amount of maintenance it will require.
Depending on the plants you use and the climate you live in, you could need to water your lawn everyday.

Time your purchases in such a way that you save money.
Wait until winter to buy lumber and wait until later in the season to buy shrubs, mulch, or trees if possible.