r/landscapedesign

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u/GaryNOVA — 3 days ago

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Does anyone know any good software/digital programs that are cheap and easy to make plans on?

I’m trying to start doing some designing on the side (I’m a horticulture graduate/Agriculture student) and I’m planning to do it with customers online so I’m not sure if hand-drawing plans and then scanning them or just completely digital work would be best. Any advice is most definitely appreciated!!

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u/LovelyAspen5702 — 1 day ago

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What should I charge for this landscaping job?

Hello I am in the process of doing some landscaping for some people. I am a freelancer without a company. I trimmed four pine trees that are about 12 ft tall as well as tree that's about the same height. I also pressure washed a large patio and took out all the weeds of some fairly large Rock beds and mulch beds. I transplanted about 8 large hosta plants into the Rock gardens and mulch gardens, as well as laid all new mulch in a mulch bed about 600 square feet or so. Also I trimmed four decent size pine shrubs that were way overgrown. I have been working on the project for 4 days and I start around 3:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. when I get off work and go until about 8:30 to 9:00. I am not sure what to charge people for the total project. Any input would be appreciated

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u/No_Test_3643 — 5 days ago

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Need suggestions on walkway to back yard

I would like to put down some flat stones to replace this dirt path to my back yard.

https://imgur.com/a/lsVSUHC

Thinking of something about 12” wide. would I also need metal edging between stones and the grass? Pine straw will be between stone and house.

Any suggestions on design and/or materials welcome.

u/Bifferer — 13 days ago