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Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
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Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Some of you may remember our plans to create a terrace where there was an old hedge eating the plumbing to the pool. Here is what we have done. The gate is 10 feet in height. There is an entry side wall with openings for a gong, and some chimes. The design was inspired by balinese temple gates...sort of. While watching hockey. The fence is about 7 feet. I designed this, but the guys who built it were incredible! Comments are welcome, and please suggest landscaping ideas for the terrace, which is small but hot.
Kat
The 3 before shots show what it looked like in March when we started.
Kat
The 3 before shots show what it looked like in March when we started.
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Katherine - Posts: 3042
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Holy WOW! That looks awesome! A huge improvement.
Are you going to put patio bricks down or stictly plants? My temptation would be to keep it minimal in that corner. Going with the Balinese Temple theme I'd be tempted to use large pots (Coombs Market had some awesome ones for a great price!)with a bonsai or bamboo, something of that nature.
Are you going to put patio bricks down or stictly plants? My temptation would be to keep it minimal in that corner. Going with the Balinese Temple theme I'd be tempted to use large pots (Coombs Market had some awesome ones for a great price!)with a bonsai or bamboo, something of that nature.
Lyn
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“Those who say it can't be done are usually interrupted by others doing it.” ` James Arthur Baldwin"
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Eeyore - Posts: 11189
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Amazing Kat .... what an enormous improvement ...... love the design .... well done!
bw
bw
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bluewillow - Posts: 2662
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
A great improvement, and now a new area to play with.
Betty
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"The most serious gardening I do would seem very strange to an onlooker, for it involves hours of walking round in circles, apparently doing nothing." --Helen Dillon
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earwig - Posts: 1989
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Awesome improvement, Kat!
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Lulu - Posts: 2289
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
WOW!!!!!! incredible makeover
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Smitty - Posts: 5299
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Thanks Blue, Lyn. Smitty, Lulu and Betty... I am going to need some inspiration for the new place to play.... The walls made the terrace area look so much smaller (well, duh!) and kind of severe, so I am not sure what to do with the corner fence. I had considered putting lattice windows, siimlar to what is in the gate in one wall, but so much for pool privacy.
will post as I go....
kat
will post as I go....
kat
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Katherine - Posts: 3042
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Re: Replacing an old hedge with a fenced terrace: 6 photos
Gorgeous!....looks like you're going to have a busy, hard-working summer. Can't wait to see what else you do.
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