Is your exterior not quite what you'd imagined? Between tightly packed plantings, too much mineral or forgotten lighting, some false good ideas can quickly spoil the landscape. In this article, Plantations Weisen deciphers the 7 most common pitfalls. Discover our concrete "Before/After" tips for correcting the situation and improving your garden without necessarily undertaking pharaonic works.
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Autumn is the ideal time to plant fruit trees and create a natural hedge rich in biodiversity. Discover Plantations Weisen's advice and best practices for a lively, sustainable and harmonious exterior.
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Introduction to the profession of landscape architect through the portrait of our new recruit at Plantations Weisen.
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Seeding is an essential method of renovating a damaged lawn by sowing seeds on an existing surface, offering an economical and flexible solution for achieving a dense, healthy lawn. This article explores the key stages of seeding, its benefits, and the best practices for making a success of this renovation technique.
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