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| I have been slowly adding to my landscaping for the past few years, this year I want to add some more trees (fruit trees in the back yard, and something else in the front yard).
Here is a pic from google maps
The photo is a little old, the entire fence line is planted now, and there is an arbor with a sitting area in between the houses.
I was thinking of planting something on the easement in the back as well. Thanks allot, I know this is allot to ask for my first post. |
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| The problem isn't that you are asking a lot, but rather that it is not clear what you are asking. You are thinking of planting some stuff, but it is not clear where or why, or what you are so uncertain about that you are posting a question. In addition, it's not even quite clear which one is your house, and generally, although it is useful to plan from above, one doesn't use that view only. So if you could clarify what you want to know, it's likely that someone will reply! Karin L |
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| The house is marked with a red 'A'. A street view will be helpful, and some idea of the size of the areas you are considering for planting, and views of those areas. |
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