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Ideally I would wait until I build a house here one day and then decide where the landscaping should go but that could be decades from now if ever. If I want mature trees I am going to have to start now. I am planting them in the low areas so that they aren't blocking my view and I can already strategically plant them to block the neighbors. Later on I can dig up one of my own trees if I need to landscape around my house. It's like my own little nursery out here.
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