Lawn and Shrubs Sample Clauses

Lawn and Shrubs. Contractor accepts no responsibility for the growth of grass or shrubs. Once the Contractor grades, seeds, and fertilizes the yard, Client must water and spread ground cover to prevent erosion. Contractor will not re-grade a yard nor remove or replace any shrubs or trees, except for those that are noted as diseased prior to the Final Inspection.
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Lawn and Shrubs. The Builder accepts no responsibility for the growth of grass or shrubs. Once the Builder grades, seeds and/or sods the yard, Buyer must water the plants and grass the proper amount and plant ground cover, where necessary to prevent erosion. The Builder will not regrade a yard, nor remove or replace any shrubs or trees, except for those that are noted as diseased at final inspection.
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