I'm not a lighting expert, but I'd say you have it about right.

I've been thinking recently about what makes the difference between
soemone who can do landscapes and someone who can't, and I've come
to the conclusion that it's about the lighting.  I think that some
people are comfortable working with that kind of light and so are 
able to make progress with a landscape scene, whereas someone like
myself has to work close up in a confined space because I just 
wouldn't be able to light the vast area required for an outdoor 
scene. 

So now I'd say great you've sorted the lighting out, now press on 
whith some other aspects of the scene like getting a better mix of
texturing for leaves and grasses etc. 

This is all just my own opinion so don't take any of it to be 
authoritative on the subject.

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