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Last time I up-graded my LandCAD I bought the one year support package precisely so I could get my questions answered. I knew I wouldn’t need the support very long. If you call them on an hourly charge basis they, well, like to ramble on the phone.

I don’t use irrigation though, so I can’t help you.

We’re using Surface America’s poured surfacing (lot’s of colors); advantage being it’s flexible in terms of shapes, the disadvantage is having to hire a licensed installer.  The tiles we’ve used are ecore and playguard (best for rectangular spaces), the advantage is the easy install, the disadvantage is there is a bit of frost heave issue.

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I certainly don’t mean to speak for Daniel, but are you sure he’s using 3D people? He uses lots of 2D people in his work as far as I know. Search Daniel Tal on the Trimble 3D Warehouse and you’ll find several 2D collections. If that’s not what you’re looking for, let us know.

Hi Barbara,
I came across Ark English a while back.  Although, that course is for English, I am sure there is one for Spanish.  Let me dig around a bit…

Hahaha… yep… with a maroon/red blade.  

Formfonts is great, it has loads of images!!! I cut most of mine out but do use Formfonts on the occasion!

Raid your local university program?  Dosch used to carry good images (though expensive), but for the most part I either cut them out (and add to my library from school) or when desperate go to one of the image websites (shutterstock, 123rf).

instead of start a new thread, thought i’d bump this…

question still holds true for a fellow LA

OK, so a really really big tropical Liriope

the older type that came with black plastic cap is dangerous as the plastic cap peels off leaving the sharp raw edge exposed. There is steel or aluminum ‘rolled-top’ edging now that is much safer as long as you are sure ends are secured and/or even filed smooth(er). I use it and have for quite a while. The trick with metal edging is installing it…[Read more]

Answer: Cordyline – Festival Burgundy Cordyline (I believe to be exact)
It could easily be mistaken for a juvenile Phormium ‘Bronze’ or ‘Atropurpureum’, but the flower is the give away that it is Cordyline.  Check out the comparison:
Phorium Flower
Cordyline Flower

Boom!  Winner winner!  Congratulations, Rob!
 

Cordyline.
My second and final try

Flower above was taken from the plant below… 

Haha… ya.  This was a tough one.  Maybe this will help…

You could try: Central Park Conservancy, NYC Parks & Rec, Friends of Prospect Park, NY ASLA, or any of the big firms. Visa issue may be dicey, but I would think volunteering should be feasible.

Its definitely tenacious! 

No telling without a sense of size. Rather like a liriope in many ways, but the colors are off

We are suggesting tether….we’ll see where it goes? I think lightweight furn that could easily be brought inside is an idea too….

Thank you so much Cassaundra! I will give her a try!
Sarah