How to redesign a front yard after losing mature shade trees
In short: When two rotten oak trees were removed, a couple's front yard was suddenly exposed to full sun. Watch landscape contractor Jenn Nawada demonstrate how to transition from a shaded lawn to a thriving, sun-loving garden bed.
The project focuses on rethinking a landscape's design after a significant change in shade patterns. Jenn Nawada outlines a strategy to repurpose the space by reusing existing plants, cutting some back, and introducing new varieties specifically suited for full sun exposure.
To restore the yard's aesthetic and health, the plan incorporates sun-loving species, such as the Japanese Yew ‘Emerald Spreader’.
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