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Rick Abrahamson University of Minnesota Extension Service Clay County Landscape Design Rick Abrahamson University of Minnesota Extension Service Clay County http://www.hortilover.net/

Why design landscapes? http://www.hortilover.net/

Personal Benefits Shade Privacy Reduce wind Reduce odor Pollution control http://www.hortilover.net/

Conservation Benefits Erosion control Slope stabilization Temperature Fire protection http://www.hortilover.net/

Increase property value Economic Benefits Increase property value and home salability http://www.hortilover.net/

Aesthetic Benefits Attractive Landscapes Make People Feel Better http://www.hortilover.net/

What is landscape design? http://www.hortilover.net/

Design as a Profession Landscape Architect Landscape Designer Licensed Larger scale Landscape Designer Not licensed Single family residential http://www.hortilover.net/

Elements of Art Color Line Form Texture Scale http://www.hortilover.net/

Principles of Design Unity Balance Transition Proportion Rhythm Repetition Simplicity http://www.hortilover.net/

Principles of Science Horticulture Construction Plant needs Insect and diseases Hardiness zones Construction Materials Methods Soils and drainage Irrigation systems Drafting and graphic presentation http://www.hortilover.net/

How to design landscapes? http://www.hortilover.net/

Steps in Design Develop a plot plan http://www.hortilover.net/

Steps in Design Conduct a site analysis http://www.hortilover.net/

Steps in Design Assess Family Needs and Desires Locate activity areas http://www.hortilover.net/

Steps in Design Design Activity Areas http://www.hortilover.net/

Steps in Design Plant selection and placement http://www.hortilover.net/

Design process example? http://www.hortilover.net/

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Sources cited UF/IFAS, Basic Principles of Landscape Design, Circular 536, June 1991. NDSU Extension Service, Landscape Ideas For North Dakota Homeowners, H-958, October 1988. http://www.hortilover.net/

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