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Garden Photo of the Day

Garden Photo of the Day


A property-line seating area

comments (2) July 16th, 2010 in blogs

mgervais Michelle Gervais, Associate Editor
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"This sunken woodland patio provides a beautiful, private place to sit along the property line. The fence undulates with the topography, and its construction provides a pleasing texture that alludes to the siding on the existing house. It allows some micro-glimpses through, giving it a lighter feeling and overall interest." Yet another design by Brian Higley. Thanks, Brian, for inspiring us all week!

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posted in: Seating, fences, Higley

Comments (2)

purplegrny1 writes: Time to re-vamp our existing "Crows Nest!" Thanks for this inspiration. Posted: 7:28 pm on July 18th
MissDaisyMae717 writes: Finally a decent picture that you can make out what it is :)

This is really nice...... Posted: 7:05 pm on July 16th
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