Before You Hire a Landscape Architect... What Should Your Board Know?

What Should Boards Know Before Hiring a Landscape Architect?
Hiring any type of professional is a delicate process - but when your building or HOA's curb appeal is in the balance, choosing the right pro for the job is crucial to maintaining value and keeping trees, plants, flowerbeds, and other landscaping elements attractive and thriving. Find out a few tips to keep in mind next time your board is in the market for a landscaping professional. 

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