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The living elements of a landscape — essentially, all the "soft" growing parts. This includes grass, plants, trees, shrubs, flowers, soil, mulch, and groundcovers. Unlike hardscapes, which are made up of non-living materials (like stone and concrete), softscapes bring life, color, texture, and seasonal change to outdoor spaces.

Prevents standing water, which can kill grass, encourage pests, and damage landscaping or building foundations. Solutions can include grading (sloping the lawn properly), installing French drains, dry wells, swales, catch basins, or using permeable materials to encourage water infiltration.

The process of reshaping and leveling the surface of a lawn to correct drainage issues, eliminate uneven areas, or prepare for new landscaping features