A mason can remove the bricks needed (for the new window) from around the home's foundation and replace those with a "close match". Your landscaping will hide the not-matched brick.

I’m having difficulty seeing how landscaping would hide mismatched brick on a 2nd floor window.

@chiflipper, ”Your landscaping will hide the not - matched brick”

That didn’t help. Another clue please/Thanks

Remove brick at base of house to infill for the window. Use removed brick to fill in opening. Match brick as close as possible and use that at the base f the house, preferably behind landscaping where it will not be so obvious.

Got it. Thanks

@jrb451 - Remove bricks from the bottom row at the foundation. Use these bricks to fill-in around the new window...because they are original bricks that match. Put new bricks to replace the ones removed along the foundation. Clear?

Have your mason also go around the house and tuckpoint where needed - I see missing mortar at the bottom of your wall in your photo.

A mason might have access to more brick options or may have old ones that match.

raee_gw zone 5b-6a Ohio - I thought they were weep holes. How can you tell the difference?

Oh, maybe they are? I've just not seen that before. Check with your mason.