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> "Finding unique architectural items, buying and refinishing used benches, tables or chairs, working established plantings into the design, starting new plantings from seeds -- these are all things we can do to keep the overall design costs down," says Kleins. "We should also look at our yard environment as an ongoing project, not something we are going to accomplish all at once, but in stages instead."
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