Trees, Shrubs, and Landscaping Clause Samples

The "Trees, Shrubs, and Landscaping" clause sets out the responsibilities and standards for the maintenance, replacement, or installation of vegetation and landscaping features on a property. Typically, it specifies which party—such as a landlord or tenant—is responsible for caring for lawns, gardens, trees, and shrubs, and may outline requirements for upkeep, removal of dead plants, or restoration after damage. This clause ensures that the property's exterior remains attractive and well-maintained, preventing disputes over landscaping duties and preserving property value.
Trees, Shrubs, and Landscaping. We will pay for accidental direct physical loss to outdoor: a. trees, shrubs, live or artificial plants, and lawns; b. artificial grass; and c. hardscape property used for aesthetic purposes not permanently affixed to realty; on the residence premises, caused by the following perils: Fire or lightning, Explosion, Riot or civil commotion, Aircraft, Vehicles (not owned or oper- ated by a resident of the residence premises), Van- dalism or malicious mischief, or Theft. The limit for this coverage, including the removal of debris, will not exceed 5% of the amount shown in the Declarations for COVERAGE B – PERSONAL PROPERTY. We will not pay more than $750 for any one outdoor tree, shrub, plant, or hardscape item, in- cluding debris removal expense. This coverage may increase the limit otherwise applicable. We will not pay for any loss to property grown for business pur- poses.
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