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I'll post more once we plant our trees and plants. |
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- Posted by mitchcarnie (My Page) on Sun, Apr 30, 06 at 3:25
| Very Awesome! Where are you located and who was your builder? Also, care to share any other stats? |
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| Hey Mitch. Thanks for the comments. I'm in Elk Grove. I did owner builder. Stats? Let's see.... It's 34 x 16 (22' at the longest width). I went with a blue 3M Colorquartz finish. That's all I can think of at the top of my head. Any specific questions? |
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| We are FINALLY DONE with the landscaping (except for 2 trees).
A Pom-Pon juniper tree will go against this fence.
A Hinoki Cypress tree will go behind the waterfall.
We still need to get a bridge to go over the rocks and connect to the walkway on the side of the house.
We also painted our house :-)
Next year my outdoor bbq island will go where the table is and we will get all new patio furniture :-)
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| Awesome! What are the dimensions of your waterfall and how many and what type of light do you have? |
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| Thanks burgos! Our waterfall is about 6 1/2' (inside the niche) x 3 1/2'. For lights, we have 14 Malibu landscaping lights. |
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- Posted by suezqt7399 (My Page) on Tue, May 30, 06 at 16:55
| What kind of plants/trees did you put behind the pool, near the fence? Your landscaping looks to be evergreen, which is what our yard is. I am looking for ideas to replace some of the landscaping we had to pull out that will also run along our fence. There will be a small planter area between the RBB and the fence - maybe 4 ft. and will run the length of the pool for the most part. |
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| suezqt7399 - Behind our pool we have the following: 4 Podocarpus "Gracillior" trees |
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| your backyard and pool is so pretty. I love your landscaping. Can I ask what the name of the tile is ? |
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| Thanks beaglemom! The name of our tile is "Pietra Azul - Tuscany". We purchased it from NPT. |
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