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the Roberson plan which retains both walks and puts a tree and <br />shrubs between them. <br />8) At the left of the back door (as you face the house from the <br />vard) plant a Carlesi (Koreanst)ice) Viburnum. <br />9) At the right of the back door plant a Mugo Pine between the <br />steps and the air conditioner; put a goldflame spirea on the other <br />side of the air conditioner; and add a trellis and plant a red climbing <br />rose just beyond. These are shown on the Roberson plan. <br />9) Plant an Amelanchier tree (a flowering white Juneberry) <br />along the southeast fence, as shown on the Barncourt plan. This is <br />near the Crumlishes' kitchen window, so we consulted with them and <br />they approved this plan. <br />At one time there was a magnolia tree in the back yard, and <br />our original intention was to replace it. However, both landscapers <br />recommended strongly against it; the yard is too small to support a <br />tree of that shape and size. In fact, we had to replace the wooden <br />siding along the back of the house that had been damaged by contact <br />with the magnolia. <br />Please let me know if you have questions about any of these <br />initial steps we would like to take. I hope that you can follow them; <br />this is rather complex! Call meat home (237-1972) or work (631- <br />7665) if I can provide any more information. <br />Marsha Stevenson <br />