Accent Plants: Plants that give meaning and emphasis to a landscape through their special design, form, texture or color.
Balance: The relationship between elements in a landscape.
Commercial Grounds: Ground surrounding a business, townhouse, complex or apartment building, maintained by landscape maintenance firms
Concept Lines: Visible or invisible lines that divide spaces in the landscape.
Draft Design: Preliminary design including key plants.
Easement: The right to use another person's land for a given purpose.
Entry Garden: Landscape area near the entry of a building.
Foundation Plantings: Plantings located in beds, surrounding the base of a structure.
Gallons Per Minute (GPM): Refers to the amount of water pressure required for the most effective irrigation system on a land.
Hardscape Elements: Landscape features besides plants.
Imaginary lines: Lines that theoretically separate spaces within a landscape.
Keyplants: Plants placed in highly visible locations.
Landscape: Functional and eye-pleasing outdoor living area with plants, turfs and walks.
Landscape Architect: A licensed professional who plans and designs landscape.
Landscape Designer: Refers to a professional who plans and develops landscapes.
Maintainability: Process of creating an easily maintainable landscape.
Mass Plantings: When several pieces of the same type of plant are used to fill and area.
Scale: The relative size of a part of landscape in relation to another part.
Variety: a mixture of form, texture and color intended to arouse interest while maintaining the landscape's simplicity
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