You could make it into a patio area with some seating, a fire pit, lots of plants, in pots or planted. You could put down bark mulch, gravel, whatever you want down and use pavers around the seating area so that it will be level and also around the fire pit if you go that way. You could turn it into a really relaxing spot with an umbrella or something to lessen the sun.
Hi Patty, You have the perfect spot for a garden. All the sand from the pool will allow plants to grow with a flourish. And sand is great for water retention too. Best of luck to you.
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You could make it into a patio area with some seating, a fire pit, lots of plants, in pots or planted. You could put down bark mulch, gravel, whatever you want down and use pavers around the seating area so that it will be level and also around the fire pit if you go that way. You could turn it into a really relaxing spot with an umbrella or something to lessen the sun.
Hi Patty, You have the perfect spot for a garden. All the sand from the pool will allow plants to grow with a flourish. And sand is great for water retention too. Best of luck to you.
If you want to go a bit zen you can create a rock mosaic in the space!