Landscape gardening
The hedge is cut. The lawn has a line in it. The border is planted. There is room for a chair. That is the job, from a garden that had grown over itself.
These are two different gardens. One has grown through the hedge. The other has been cut back to a shape, with grass you can walk on. A live site shows the customer's own before and after. This page shows the two states, so the work is obvious.
A hedge is cut to a height you can live with. An arch if the path needs one. A run of green that makes the garden a room, not a thicket.
The lawn is the floor. Edges against the border. A stripe if the mower will hold it. Wide enough for a table, not a scrap left between the shrubs.
Colour against a wall, or along the edge of the lawn. The planting is the picture. It is not a strip of bare soil with one shrub in it.
The work is finished when someone can sit in it. A bench, a view of the hedge, and ground that is not knee-high.
See what has grown over, where the sun sits, and where they actually want to be.
The hedge comes in. The lawn is taken back. What is dead comes out.
A border, an edge, and a place to sit. They can use it the week it is finished.
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