1. Poor site analysis: This can lead to incorrect site inventory and analysis, creating a design that is not appropriate for the site.
2. Lack of context: Not considering the existing landscape, and surroundings can result in a design that does not fit the area.
3. Overdesigning: Using too many styles, materials, and elements in a design can result in a cluttered and confusing landscape.
4. Neglecting maintenance: Not considering the long-term maintenance needs of a landscape can lead to costly repairs and renovations.
5. Lack of functionality: Not properly considering the needs of users and the intended purpose of the various spaces can result in a design that is not functional.
6. Not considering sustainability: Not incorporating sustainable design principles can result in a landscape that is not environmentally friendly or long-lasting.
7. Poor plant selection: Not selecting appropriate plants for the site can result in high maintenance costs, disease, and pest problems, and ultimately a failed design.
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