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    Going Green Without Grass
    An article from The Record describes the early days for Quiet Nature (formerly Naturally Maintained) and introduces the natural landscape concept to the area.
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  • The image shows a magazine spread titled "Beautiful Landscapes" featuring green garden spaces with a focus on professional landscape design and sustainability.

    Beautiful Landscapes Magazine
    Sustainable landscape design is the subject matter of this Beautiful Landscapes Now that you have a basic idea of what the SHOP exchanges are and how you can use them to provide your employees with health care coverage please take some time to read …
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    “Our expectations have been exceeded!”
    We were having problems maintaining our lawn. In anticipation of increased water restrictions, and also wishing to reduce the workload of maintaining a lawn in our retirement years, we decided to make a change.
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    A review from Waterloo, Ontario
    “Three years ago, I selected Naturally Maintained because I liked the artistic style of their landscapes and the concept of a low maintenance drought resistant garden.
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    Open Space Solutions landscape review
    “Knowledgeable, well-organized, and multi-disciplinary in their approach which combines the discipline of landscape architecture with construction techniques and ecological processes. We consider them a vital associate member of our team.”
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