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Could also consider building a little shed or green house in that area for your seedlings and racks
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Might be interesting to do a raised deck out front for tenants. Could put house number where you see wood panels. Pots with tall grass or shrubs in them would give them privacy. A few plants and pebbles in front surrounded by gravel and some sidewalk blocks, again great curb appeal
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This appeals to me too...like the look. Simple and clean
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You might like to consider some big art pieces that will look cool and weather over time...then you just gravel the area, a few small grasses that won’t get out of control and maybe a Japanese or dwarf tree of some kind. Throw down a couple of cozy chairs and you are in business
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Different idea for your hot tub, but like the bar
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For tenants or by garden...or both. I like the staggered fence so not gate needed but simple stone patio with smaller hedges and pots for interest
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Could use this layout, just larger...dark mulch, large stones, water feature and then a small wooden ground level deck, maybe with a couch for privacy and lounging.
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Inside garden fence. I’d add a water feature but calming, simple, low maintenance, clean
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This is the same as the orange light one but during the day
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Patio idea for tenants. Stone pebbles with concrete slabs and turf. Great curb appeal but again, some tall grass or long rectangular pot with tall grasses for privacy from road and driveway would be great
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I really like this. Very modern though. Again it focuses on lighting. Love the water feature and wood and then it’s low maintenance with gravel and concrete sidewalk blocks. Could have trellis with climbing vine alone fence just for some more interest, maybe a dwarf fruit tree in a pot.
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Could do something very simple inside garden fence, just cool lighting and turf. Play botchi ball and no maintenance.
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Another idea for tenant area. Rectangular pots with grasses up against house, wooden fence to garden, turf, other side could be same pots for privacy from road and driveway
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This might require more work, but if you used lavender and ground cover could be easy and inexpensive. Nice flagstone. This could be from your parking area and continue into garden area
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This is a cool Italian vibe out in your garden area, rather than motion lights. Some sculptural pots for grasses or herbs would be neat
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This is simple, fun, low maintenance
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You have garden tools on your wall and that might be more practical, but a wood design on wall with some herbs might look great and show above fence once built
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Very simple and clean design. Requires really good ground cover but privacy and nice design for outside garden fence. Lighting on fence or uplights behind pots would be great
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Neat looking. All about lighting and simple plants and gravel under tree. Low maintenance, great ambience
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For tenants. Can put down some cement blocks for a BBQ. Path leads to fence and your raised garden so it feels more private. Shrubs or tall grasses can be used for privacy from the road.
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