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Landscape

Andrew Seim
Andrew Seim
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Front yard looks nice for midcentury home

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Front yard approach to house idea

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Large tile and stone option

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This is here to show how the pergola can look good on the front of a house.

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Along the garage and south side of house

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The lush, broad leaf plants are desirable

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I like the mix of plants and colors

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This is 10 10 10 amazing beautiful

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Red brick ranch house example. Front lawn instead of flat grass? Existing lawn is lumpy anyway. The wood under the entryway also shows how the pergola can enhance the visual impact.

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More pathway examples.

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Stepping stone and meditation area examples. Plants near tree in foreground also very nice.

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Plant mix and color mix looks nice.

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Small backyard ideas. The square step stones and gravel are one option.

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Do you ever get too old for a chalkboard? Painting a piece of plywood with chalkboard paint is suggested as an inexpensive alternative.

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I really like the concrete paver and stone look. Combining this contrast of textures with the trellises would be a nice touch on the north side of the house.

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Trellises would be good for the north side of the house, especially if we wind up eliminating the shrubs.

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I like the gentle curve, but I"m not sure we have space for it.

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Beautiful succulent landscape

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