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Landscaping Photos - Hideaway and Change Focus

[Image: Hide it away - 7th Ward]
[Image: Change the focus - Gentilly]
[Image: Change the focus - Lakeview]

Small bushes or trees can hide the foundations below elevated first floors and even give privacy to porches. There are other methods of disguise, including a single large bush or tree on either side of stairs or a thick shade tree. A deep garden can hide the foundation and give you something pleasant to gaze upon from your porch or front windows.

But- who says you have to hide the elevation at all? Distract the viewer by planting away from the home. Draw attention to the curb or a spacious front yard or tree by planting in the yard. Corner houses can bring attention to a side yard. Edge a driveway or walkway with plants or draw attention to the home itself with large window boxes.


Posted on: 4/11/2009 7:51:57 AM


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