The small hole to the right, but not the empty space on the far right.
This is facing west. We live on Vancouver Island which is dry in the summer. Pacific Southwest B.C., Canada.
The fellow pruning my hedges went a little far and now I have a hole between them. Any suggestions on how to make it look better? Looking at the photo, it's the hole facing the street, not the empty space at the far right. Also, any suggestions on how to landscape this grassy area? I've included a photo of our patio. We live in the Pacific Southwest of B.C. Canada; on Vancouver Island which is quite dry in the summer.
Thanks,
Dawn
The small hole to the right, but not the empty space on the far right.
This is facing west. We live on Vancouver Island which is dry in the summer. Pacific Southwest B.C., Canada.
Our patio area.
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For the hedge... It will eventually grow back in. You can get some artificial branches and fill in the holes temporarily. Looks like the grass area is being use as a pathway. You can use pavers, patio blocks and put in a path. The rest of the area would look nice as a planting bed...maybe a water feature.
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