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There is a limited warranty for planting; no other warranties apply. Any plant that fails to survive one year from planting will be replaced one time free of charge provided that the plants have been properly cared for by the Purchaser. Vision Landscape & Design warrants only the variety and not the particular size (due to availability) of plants and trees covered by this warranty. Annuals, perennials, roses, plants in tubs or boxes, transplanting, seeding, sodding, and indoor plants are not covered by this warranty. Any plant which dies must be examined by a Vision representative prior to being removed from the ground. Vision will not warrant any plant removed from the ground prior to inspection. No claim will be considered if the Vision representative determines that the plant was not properly protected or cared for. Vision is not responsible for the replacement of plants, which die as a result of extreme acts of nature, vandalism or mechanical injury. Cash refund will not be given. Replacements will not be authorized until three months after installation. This warranty is void if Purchaser fails to pay in full for materials and services provided as per this Agreement. Many plants experience shock after installation and may turn slightly brown and appear to be dying. This condition is only temporary and the plant should recover. If, however, after three to four months, a plant does not appear to be recovering, call Vision and ask our Landscape Inspector to visit and inspect the plants. It is imperative that plants receive proper care, so as to minimize stress. Upon installation or purchase it is then the responsibility of the owner to supply the plant with sufficient water and fertilizer (as needed) during their growing season (May to October) to keep them healthy.

Watering Maintenence Tips 1. Keep flowering beds evenly moist. Water just 1-2 times per week. 2. It's better to water plants in the evening or early in the morning, when the soil is cooler, as less will evaporate than during the heat of the day. 3. Avoid watering leaves or plant heads to avoid mold formation, and water gently to avoid damage. 4. Try an irrigation system if you are away a lot. With a water control they can regulate the amount of moisture in the soil so can let more or less through depending on how the soil feels.

1. Protect your lawn from hot weather – temperatures of up to 26°C will promote the growth but anything above 30°C will stunt growth. If the temperature rises, avoid cutting the grass too short and instead leave it standing at about 2”, which will protect from the sun and prevent the soil from drying out. 2. The optimum time to water the grass is 4-8am; enlist a water computer control system to water your garden during these unsociable hours. 3. When watering the lawn, use 0.5 gal of water per Sq. ft. as a guide and be warned that over-watering can lead to mold formation.

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