Under the HARDSCAPING AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS classification, decorative garden walls up to six feet from finish grade may be installed or repaired. Which classification is this?

• A. Hardscaping and Irrigation Systems
• B. Landscaping and Lawn Care
• C. General Construction
• D. Electrical Installations

Answer: (A)

Hardscaping and irrigation systems cover built, non-living features that shape the landscape, such as walls, patios, paths, and irrigation components. Decorative garden walls up to six feet from finish grade are exactly that kind of hardscape element: they are fixed structures that define space and may influence drainage and planting areas, yet they are not living plants. Because of this, they belong in that classification rather than in plant-focused or more general construction categories. The other options don’t fit: landscaping and lawn care centers on plants and turf; general construction is broader and not specific to landscape features; electrical installations involve wiring and electrical work, not garden walls. So the best classification for decorative garden walls up to six feet from finish grade is hardscaping and irrigation systems.