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I don't think so. Good landscaping requires knowledge of the site, the local ecosystem, and an understanding of how water and soil flow. It's a whole lot more t
by joshmarinacci 2y ago
I don't think so. Good landscaping requires knowledge of the site, the local ecosystem, and an understanding of how water and soil flow. It's a whole lot more than generating an image. The image is simply an output of the process.
- cpursley 2y agoThose are not esoteric things, there’s generally data available for things like climate zones, soil type, plat maps, zoning and height restrictions (for trees). I was a commercial landscaper for a decade and have done my fair share of reading architectural plans as well as design some of my own. This I think it’s doable; it could even put together a shopping lest and check with local supplies for whats in stock and generate an estimate.