Garden
Nice walkway
like this
like this
Do NOT like this
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Hartley or Cultivar
11. Create multiple outdoor rooms. Landscapes divided into multiple-use areas are often more dynamic spaces, both for kids and adults. This garden in Austin, Texas, for example, has plenty of activities for everyone in the family, with an outdoor kitchen, edible garden, greenhouse, chicken coop, compost pile and spots for hanging out and relaxing. Kids would want to investigate the different areas of the garden — perhaps pinching a tomato or two from the kitchen garden, checking for eggs in the chicken coop, or running their fingers through the fountain (the narrow blue rill to the left).
Add to ideabook by CYAN Horticulture by CYAN Horticulture When blessed with mature trees, we can take advantage of the trunks to support a few choice vining plants, like this very hardy climbing hydrangea (Hydrangea petiolaris). Ivy should not be considered — it is invasive and too vigorous. Also, if there are any dead trees that must be cut down, it is a good idea to leave 6 feet or more of the trunk standing. Trunks make perfect supports for vines.
want raised beds
Raised beds, these too low
Don't like. Too messy
Chicken wire
Lights
Stilted hedges
Double hedges
Pretty
Pretty
Ugly
Outdoor space needs retractable rolling screens that can pull down
this one is nice, except for bench and ugly thing on the back of the bench
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