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Garden Assessment and Theme Selection: Comprehensive Guide

Objective:
To provide a detailed assessment of your garden space and help you select a garden theme or style that best suits your personal preferences and functional needs. The goal is to create a harmonious, functional, and aesthetically pleasing garden that enhances your living environment while ensuring long-term sustainability and maintainability.

Deliverables:

1. Written Assessment: A concise report outlining the key features and layout of your current garden space, including measurements, existing plants, and soil conditions.
2. Site Plan: A scaled diagram showing proposed changes, including pathways, planting areas, and structural elements.
3. Master List: A comprehensive list of selected plants, considering species, variety, and recommended locations.
4. Cost Estimate: A detailed breakdown of materials and labor required for setup and maintenance.
5. Maintenance Schedule: A timeline for regular care, including seasonal updates and problem-solving strategies.

Scope of Services:

• Assessment: Evaluate the current state of your garden, including topology, light exposure, water sources, and existing plants.
• Theme Selection: Consider options such as formal, tropical, cottage, and Japanese gardens, each with its unique aesthetics and principles.
• Site Preparation: Evaluate existing soil, water, and light conditions for appropriate planting.
• Plant Selection: Recommend plants suited to your local climate, soil type, and desired theme.
• Setup and Installation: Assist in planning and executing the garden layout, including structural and planting diagrams.
• Ongoing Support: Provide guidance on care, maintenance, and future enhancements.

Technical Parameters:

1. Practical Considerations:

   • Use of tools: Duplicate measures for accuracy, soil testing kits, measuring devices, garden tools.
   • Identify potential challenges such as space constraints, budget limitations, and time availability.

2. Garden Setup:

   • Choose plants that thrive in your local climate, soil type, and sunlight exposure.
   • Opt for drought-tolerant and low-maintenance species where necessary.

3. Scalability and longevity:

   • Design for future growth or modification, considering the garden's lifecycle.

4. Maintenance:

   • Plan for regular activiti