Don't fence me in!

[Snowwark]

How have you staked out your property?

A fence (wooden, chain link, other...), a hedge (cedars, boxwood, other....), or are you able to enjoy the wide open spaces?

Just nosey.....

 

[amid chaos]

Hi Kim!!!

One side is wild because the elderly neighbor doesnt do anything with her yard...

the other side is wide open because that neighbor is anal about his yard

and the back is woods.

no fences (how ever I would love one on the wild side), no hedges, no nothing.

 

[Snowwark]

Originally posted by amid chaos
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no fences (how ever I would love one on the wild side), no hedges, no nothing.

Any plans for that fence, Vanessa, along with your other projects?

 

[marydmjj]

West side is open between our neighbor's yard and ours. That is where the raised veggie beds are because it gets good sun. The East side is wood fence that is close to falling apart. Stacked up against it is our wood pile. North side is open between friends/neighbor's back yard and our back yard. It has a stand of very tall cedar trees that gives a natural property line between us. It's really nice because it blocks the views into our houses but the branches are high enough that all of the kids can run back and forth between the yards.

 

[Mamu]

No fence's here. While I like the look of a fence backdrop I'm a claustrophobic kind of person. Fence's make me feel caged-in.

I do have a forsythia hedge across the back. That I sometimes keep pruned.