Mark Sanford

huh buddy, its been awhile, i can’t say what exactly will work up there, but i can tell you what i have had success with down here.
 
hackberry, sweetgum, black cherry, black cypress, live oak, persimmon, box elder,
 
eastern red cedat, sweetbay magnolia, loblolly pine, american holly,. wax myrlte.
 
all of these are natives and pretty much wi…[Read more]

i really would like to take the class here in the near future. would you mind sharing total expenses you had to spend for the whole experience.

i agree, i have yet to find a LA to work under. So, because of this, all this experience I am gaining with a landscape contractor and working along the side of other Landscape architects, does not mean a thing. So, as of now there is no official LA license in my future!!!
 
Though, i did go to an accredited school for Landscape Architecture….

Andrew,
 
He can also help support these by becoming a pro member for a really great rate? right???
 
 
Looking forward to this years, webinars.
-mark

We consistently have 40 hour work weeks, but when times get busy ( like now) we work 50-60 hours a week and even have done 80. i do not mind though, as i am just thankful for being employed and the work. It doesn’t hurt that I enjoy it also!

You can always ask ” where can I see myself within the company structure in five years if I accomplish my goals within this company?”
 
Make sure you can list your strongest assets and how you can hit the ground running for the company, what you bring to the table and how it will help their firm immediately and in the future. Make sure you know…[Read more]

I agree with Thomas, mac is just  big headache

Correct, but what about if you use precast pavers?

I appreciate the help, I was under the impression that mondo grass was basically a strict shade grass specially down here in south carolina? is that false?

thats a bench?

Thomas,
 
I would have to agree, deadlines trump all!!!

Sound Advice!!!!! loved it and will keep it mind, thank you

i concur

did not realize this there is actually a nursery called http://www.stepables.com, they specialize in just this kind of material

Mr. johnson,
 
i appreciate all the information

i love these discussions, what a great website!

http://www.erosioncontrolblanket.com/products.aspx?List=0&CategoryID=4&Level=a , the jux matting will decompose naturally, what zone are you in? love grass works great and can be hydroseeded

http://www.aquascapeinc.com/upload/RainXchange-Product-and-Applications-Guide.pdf

Check that out, its basically milk crates used to store the water…..

Hows it going buddy, how about corten steel??? astm a501 corten steel