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Front Entrance

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Feeney design rail in bronze

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No tensioners visible on cable

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Curved border

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Concrete bands look good

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Put pavers/cobblestones at turnout?

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Nice thin fence

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Needs to be tighter but size of rocks is good.

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Too large for front w shallow depth?

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Debra Prinzing
Debra Prinzing

Landscapes Make a Privacy Statement

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Plenty

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Kate Burt
Kate Burt

How to Create Privacy in Your Yard With Plants and Structures

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Need to reread

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Would we consider just a tree on MB front corner, no wall?

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Ugh, that staircase

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This makes me want shrubs over retaining wall

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Front steps, cantilevered overhang

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Jan Smith
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Railing Source

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Stone (not just veneer) concrete concealed

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Dislike stepped top of wall

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Annie Thornton
Annie Thornton

A Lush Backyard for a Plant Collector

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Beautiful landscaping of small backyard

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Becky Harris
Becky Harris

Houzz Tour: Light-Filled Modern Courtyard Home

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Contemporary in Dover

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Caledonia color doesn't blend well w wall

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Caledonia granite

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Herringbone pattern w border appeals

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Porcelain an option for front walk"¿

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Front walkway but what about steps

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Terraced, more space for plants

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Techno-bloc industrial slabs

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Cleverly split retaining wall

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Ivy

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Jim's water feature

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Stairs to paver level w/o planting beds over wall. Not crazy about railing.

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Patio/walkway at top abuts wall, no plantings

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Techno-bloc retaining wall, pavers

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Railing? Allowed w dry stacked wall?

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Planter handles corner of perpendicular stairways

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Did they box in downspout between staircases

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Lighting and offset step arrangement

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Cantilevered steps, lighting strips

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