(no fire pit) Under the oaks. Partial circle on the SW corner of the driveway under the cherry tree.
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Rocks between slabs.
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My idea of river rocks between concrete slabs
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Drainage from detached garage.
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Around lemon tree to discourage people from walking on the soil?
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Cascade retaining wall with rusting steel and plants.
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Retaining wall in front with steps and inset stone.
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Along the attached garage. (Instead of tough fountain idea).
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Border along side of garage, native bunch grass with rocks. (no bocce ball)
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Or something like this along side the garage.
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More native grass with rocks.
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Not the irises, but something like this for front seating area. (Actually irises would be great for along the garage.)
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A more loose idea of stones between slabs.
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Front seating area, but probably without a fire pit.
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Front seating. No fire pit.
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An average distance is 36 inches from the center of one stone to the center of the next stone, Ayers says. The gaps between stones should usually be no more than 4 inches.
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stepping stones be at least 18 by 24 inches big and 1½ inches thick.
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Fun for the dog, but probably not going to happen.
Under the oak.
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