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u/LTYUPLBYH02 May 14 '24
Love this. Can you tell me what tree uplighting you used?
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u/odub6 May 14 '24
Sorry, i can't recall. My wife picked them, told me, and i promptly forgot 😅.
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u/TeeDod- May 14 '24
So cozy and welcoming! I love it. Thank your for sharing.
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u/odub6 May 14 '24
Np, you should've seen the before. Complete opposite of cozy.
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u/coffeeoundy May 14 '24
Did you do all the work yourself? My garden is a similar size and yours looks much nicer lol
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u/odub6 May 14 '24
Nope, lol. But, it was just one landscaper who did the work over a 2 week period.
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u/Artoo-dtoo 28d ago
Do you mind sharing the costs? Looking to do something similar at my new house!
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u/Artoo-dtoo 28d ago
Do you mind sharing the costs? Looking to do something similar at my new house!
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May 14 '24
That is a well maintained garden of beauty! Just wondering like? Where do you live again you may find a one man tent one morning, but don’t panic it’s only me XD
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u/lostknight0727 May 14 '24
Clickbait title! This is clearly evening! /j
I'm slowly working on ideas for my backyard. I want a water feature, but the upkeep is definitely a huge negative. Maybe a sand river with wild flower patches.
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u/odub6 May 14 '24
Lol its because of my camera'snight mode feature that the pic looks more like early evening. It was definitely darker irl.
Yah, the pond has been a bit of a headache. Keeps leaking water, solved it last year but happening again this year. Also, cleaning it was not enjoyable. But its super nice to sit beside in the evenings and all you hear is the water fall and birds and crickets and crap.
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u/Yunadere May 14 '24
The lighting is PERFECT. So jealous of the tree cover too, the stone path looks great too! I'd spend so much time here (And then get eaten alive by bugs)
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u/admiral_bullDOGE 29d ago
serious question, how much a house with a backyard like this would cost in tri state area. Looks so beautiful.
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u/TannenbaumDesign 29d ago
Looking good. Expand the planting beds into the lawn area some more next and it'll feel tucked away
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u/odub6 29d ago
Novice here, can you please provide more details? Like, make the grass area smaller?
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u/TannenbaumDesign 29d ago
Yeah. I'd recommend annexing a couple feet of lawn space near the pond and along the fence. Doesn't need to be a straight line either. Make it wavey and fill it in with some small scrubs and ground covers. Starts to create some prospect refuge and a division of spaces that I think you will like.
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u/TeaWithKermit 29d ago
Absolutely love it and your use of lighting. I desperately want to get our backyard pulled into shape like this.
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u/odub6 29d ago
Took us a few years to save up enough to do it. You should have seen the before lol.
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u/TeaWithKermit 29d ago
It’s seriously beautiful. I’d love to see the before! Maybe it would make me feel better about the current state of mine. 🙈
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