[stuckinparadise]

My husband and I built our TV home on Carriage Hill Way in Tamarind Grove. Our house is backed by a fence where a horse farm is located. There are several bushes (planted by TV) along said fence. For some reason, there is about 8 feet of bare grass. It's like they forgot to landscape that portion of the fence. My question is: who do I contact to get some bushes planted in this empty space? It really looks funny and if they don't plant something soon, the bushes wouldn't be at the same level.

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by stuckinparadise

My husband and I built our TV home on Carriage Hill Way in Tamarind Grove. Our house is backed by a fence where a horse farm is located. There are several bushes (planted by TV) along said fence. For some reason, there is about 8 feet of bare grass. It's like they forgot to landscape that portion of the fence. My question is: who do I contact to get some bushes planted in this empty space? It really looks funny and if they don't plant something soon, the bushes wouldn't be at the same level.

Why not start with your sales rep. Or call home warranty.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by stuckinparadise

My husband and I built our TV home on Carriage Hill Way in Tamarind Grove. Our house is backed by a fence where a horse farm is located. There are several bushes (planted by TV) along said fence. For some reason, there is about 8 feet of bare grass. It's like they forgot to landscape that portion of the fence. My question is: who do I contact to get some bushes planted in this empty space? It really looks funny and if they don't plant something soon, the bushes wouldn't be at the same level.

Do you suppose that the bare space is meant to NOT have bushes? It has grass, right? Is the troubling spot on your side of the fence or theirs? They landscape in "artistic" groups instead of lines...just asking, I can't quite conceptualize what you are saying.

[asianthree]

its where the horses sneek thru to get to the pool