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Sean J Murphy, LAU.S.
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I can answer almost any question related to design, installation, pricing of landscaping and hardscaping. I am not a horticulturist though so I can not answer questions on pests or diseases of plants. I also can answer questions related to pools, water features, ponds, lighting, grading, drainage, walls, patios, decks and much more. | |
Jonathan RadfordItaly
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Hi, I am an ecological landscape designer and I have lived in Italy for nearly 15 years. I am specialised in the design of ecological Italian gardens but also in the reduction of water, maintenance and damage to the environment. I can answer questions on almost all gardening queries. | |
Marc Chapelle, ASLAU.S.
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As a licensed Landscape Architect, I can answer general questions about style and design, ideas and suggestions for site amenities, larger site-planning issues, or recreation and park design. IF YOU JUST WANT A PLANT SUGGESTION GO HERE: http://www.growit.com/PlantInfo/LandScape.htm I prefer you ask somebody else why your petunias are not as perky as they should be...I'd LOVE to tell you how can use those petunias to increase your home's value! | |
Sandra de CharoBulgaria
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I can answer questions about most kinds of garden furniture - sheds, swing sets, benches, pergolas, garden fences and so on. I'm interested in DIY related questions, questions about maintenance etc. | |
MarkU.S.
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Design of landscape structures and design of planting arrangements in the landscape. I usually do not answer questions of a horticultural nature or about growing plants or gardening unless they are related to design. I will answer these questions at my discretion. I will answer maintenance questions at my discretion,usually when they are related to design. I am a landscape designer. I am not a contractor or a gardener. Here are example categories of problems I can help you with: Design of residential walks,low walls,low retaining walls,fences,drainage systems,arbors,plant selection,xeriscapes (low water use ..... | |
Michael CarrU.S.
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Building Acoustics, Structural Acoustics, Noise Control (indoor and outdoor, Mechanical Noise, Applied Sight & Sound (integration of audio, lighting and multimedia into spaces, Sound system design and installation, Theatrical sound and lighting systems, Studio Design. | |
Russel RayU.S.
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I can answer questions about water-wise landscaping, xeriscaping, and using native vegetation, cactus, and succulents to create a home paradise that won't increase your water bill. | |
S. D. WardU.S.
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returns 12/01/2009 |
I have expert expertise in landscape design and installations, and have specialized in antique landscape renovation, as well as ground up design. |
Hello, For grass,I would suggest the following: English Rye Grass (lolium perenne). This is a hardy and cold tolerant grass,related to fescue. Remains green year round. It is not related to the grain
Heather ~ Paint is probably the quickest and least expensive of home renovations out there. I love how the internet has changed this activity. You can literally "see" how your decisions or color options
Hello, Fay. Quite a design challenge: narrow space, harsh zone, and part-shade. Here goes: for Columnar/privacy - Cloumnar dwarf Canandian Hemlock (Tsuga canadensis 'Monler') http://www.monrovia
Hello, Virginia; “Concrete Sand”, or ASTM C-33, (I won't bore you with sieve/mesh sizes*)is course and will cause “bridging” if used to fill joints (more on bridging, below). The Concrete Sand is best
Hello Eric I would imagine that you are referring to the tree Thuja occidentalis which is a relatively slow growing conifer. Although they do not possess particularly damaging root systems, they can

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