So for the last couple of weeks, our yard has slowly started to transform into something much better! As you can see from the pictures below, we didn't have much of a patio, and our side yard was full of weeds and gravel. I never wanted to even BE outside because it was so ugly and I just couldn't keep up with making it look somewhat decent!
This was the view from our back door. This is our little shed, a.k.a. Sophie's house. :)
Here is another view, from the backyard. As you can see, quite ugly. Oh, and yes, the little dog house is "white trash" as Jason says, but Sophie adopted it as her own (it was left behind from the previous owners), so we can't get rid of it now!
The view of our back door and teeny, tiny patio
Our house on the other side. Doesn't look nearly as bad, but why do you really need grass there? It's just more to mow!
The beginning of the transformation!
The side yard after the concrete was poured - doesn't it look great?
The other side yard, closest to our back door - no more weeds!!!
The finished product - we LOVE it!!!
The front yard and other sections of the backyard are also getting a small makeover. They are finishing the grass transplant today and hopefully this weekend we can go pick out our trees and other foliage. I'm not sure we'll be able to plant everything, but I'll take more pictures as it progresses.
6 comments:
oooh i like the concrete u guys used its nice :) very different
The transformation looks great...we've been there done that for the same reason...I couldn't stand going in the backyard. It makes such a difference!!
oh yeah! It looks really good! Now I'm going to forget what it used to look like. Take more pictures of the front and plants!
great job jason it is looking good. trisha when fininshed you are going to spend so much time out there. I love sitting in our yard and the lights you will love. can;t wait to see when all done.
That looks amazing, We are with Holly, Love the different looking concrete.
It looks 100% better! The arbor will look great. Does it get really hot? You could even install misters intertwined with some creeping plant, that would be so summery!
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