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lawn pavers, covering (could use on our deck)

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another fence ideal

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For male dogs, consider adding a marking post. Surely your dog needs a private fire hydrant.

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Even better is to designate a bathroom area for your pet. It takes some work, but is possible to train dogs to go in just one or two places in your yard. The ingenious locale shown here is hidden behind a fence. Another option for a bathroom spot is a gravel patch that can easily be hosed down; dogs often prefer gravel to grass anyway.

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split rail with wire fencing looks more rustic

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Fencing outlined and painted black - gate. to partition off yard for dogs

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Beautiful - Mukdenia "Crimson Fans"

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trellis, vertical garden structure, privacy

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Pergola, white lanterns and lights

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Oooh I wanna do this

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Joe Pye weed (tall, pink-topped flowers in foreground) and grasses in back with purple bushes in front - would look great in back yard

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Add trellis in blank spots and train a vine

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Ajania (Ajania pacifica, zones 5 to 9) 1-2 ft tall 1-3 ft wide. sunny spot well-drained soil

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A relative newcomer to the shade gardening scene compared to painted fern, 'Jack Frost' brunnera (Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost', zones 3 to 8) 1.5 ft high and wide, shade.

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can place privacy anywhere!

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love love love the stone fence

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hmmm - potting area in garage

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bench for potting and/or serving

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wow

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wow.

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more neat raised beds!

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neat raised beds

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Adirondack chairs from World Market, pillows from Pottery Barn. Terracotta plants with easy-to-care for plant life, candles in sand with shells

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feather reed grass calamagrostis x acutflora "Karl Foerster" - zones 5-9

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metal edging - light, flexible, but strong enough to withstand the elements

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lean to

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love the bamboo fence

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tree stump candle holders - deck

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