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Deer, Mice, and Bugs, Oh My!
It is often said in the field of Landscape Architecture that when it comes to plants, clients request three things: low maintenance, year-round blooms, and deer resistance. The obvious solution to this wish list is a stunning palette of native plastic plants, perfectly complemented by a synthetic turf lawn. If, by some chance, you read that sentence and thought, "Amazing! Where can I purchase this landscape?", I urge you to stop reading and call your local football field installer immediately.