Looking for Landscaping ideas
hacob chacko
6 years ago
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Looking for Landscape ideas and help for Midcentury home like this.
Comments (1)Seems like you would want a natural looking landscape. Any ideas of the look you want? Your house is neutral enough you could go many ways. I'm from around GR way and I would go for a quiet woodsy retreat, but that is just me . . ....See Morehome in asheville looking for landscaping ideas
Comments (1)Wow, a gorgeous home already. I might add a few plants to the bed in front since it looks a little empty and I prefer very full beds, but the area being well-groomed and well-planted to start definitely makes the job of making recommendations a short one for me....See MoreLooking for landscaping ideas for this bare wall
Comments (16)I think there are plenty nice shade plants you can put in there with some sort of walking path between some plants/shrubs. I would not want something that grows too large and something easy to care for. I would put a hydrangea for shade in there at the back and maybe a border of something that will stay small and keep you from stepping off the wood. I would not plant close to the a/c unit and I would maybe add something to keep the dirt away from the unit. It all depends on what you want to spend and the labor you want to give to an area you don't see much....See Morelooking for landscaping ideas
Comments (3)What cities are you close to? We can't guess your climate. Pictures from the corners of the yard would also be helpful....See More
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