Outdoor living is a year-round topic on Hometalk. Hometalk members are busy planning and maintaining outdoor living spaces from the heat of summer to the cold of winter. Some folks are professionals who post gorgeous pictures of the outdoor living dreamscapes they've built. Other folks are DIYers who are revamping their outdoor living areas, building outdoor furniture, or planning an outdoor living room for the first time. Whether you're a novice or an expert, join a conversation about outdoor living rooms on Hometalk.
Outdoor Living: Our Front Yard Pond and Other Projects
We just purchased this house and it has a great 3/4 acre yard with a pond in front. It has a fountain, w/a spray fountain (see white pvc pipe in pic). We like it OK, but it is dirty as it
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Fill it in???? It's beautiful. I would put a new liner over the old liner. It will fix any ...»
Outdoor Living: Plastic Kiddie Pool as a grassy area for guinea pigs, is it possible?
I know this might be an interesting, yet strange issue but...I have several guinea pigs but I live in an apartment, so I don't really have my own yard, but do have patio space. I was
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Outdoor Living: KOI ~~ SNATCHED BY BIRDS or STOLEN ????
Does anyone know if it is at all possible that a Blue Heron or an Egret would be able to take "5" Koi at one time? Then come back the next day and take 4 more; the next day he/she/they
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My neighbor has a beautiful big pond and he had to make a covering for it from 1" square wire ...»
Outdoor Living: Outdoor Chandelier
I am looking for an outdoor chandelier that has a UL Damp rating. I really want something feminine that looks 'indoors'-- and can stand the moisture of being outdoors. My husband wants it to be a bit rustic too. Any ideas? I don't want a lantern-style light fixture. I need to keep the price under $400. Everything I have seen that I like is not UL Damp, so it is pretty for photos but not actually practical for being on a patio. Thank you!
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I googled 'rusting chandelier' and came up with a whole lot of sources where you might find ...»
Outdoor Living: Help with patio decor
My home is a townhouse. I need help decorating my under deck patio. The deck is elevated about 15 feet. The part of the patio space gets very little sun. The patio area is an L-shape. The
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Hey Gail this is not me,Sheila Moore, this is Sheila C. from Bowie MD. Just thought you'd like ...»
Outdoor Living: I need to make over my backyard into an oasis where my family can have fun.
Can anyone give some ideas, since florida is mostly warm through the year it would be nice to have a nice backyard to relax and enjoy the outdoor
Outdoor Living: Any ideas on how to transform a large utility shed into a "cute house?
I purchased a large 12'X16' utility shed to fix the inside up as an office. The interior is very cute and welcoming, but the outside is an eyesore in my backyard. We've thought of
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Gardening: Large yard
Most ideas I've seen posted are for small backyards. I have about 2 acres of yard (not counting the front 3 acres in grass). I'm at a loss to plan it out, and other than a Gingko tree
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How about an orchard? We have an acre and have a few peach and apple trees, along with a ...»
Outdoor Living: Standing water in yard
we live bordering wetlands and build our home last year. one area of our yard has very bad standing water. we just had French drains put in and it's not helping. is there any other option
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Hello Melissa!!! I just found this site and am excited to be here! I'm following you now! I'd ...»
Outdoor Living: What is the least expensive way to build/buy a garden shed?
I am considering different options for a garden shed. My husband is willing to build it for me (yay!). But I've been hearing conflicting info with regard to the least expensive way: kit
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My husband has just finished a stick built garden/potting shed for me, he also built a pergola ...»


