you can't cover needs air flow & access in case of a problem, can't plant something with invasive roots that will damage tank/pipes.....so how about daylilies(hardy,drought or moisture tolerant) for color,they come in many sizes& colors & are virtually maintenance free, easily dug up if you need to get to septic system;you could add a small wooden/wrought iron bench(easily moved) and sheperds hook with a couple Hummingbird feeders
We live in N. Texas, the “concrete capital of the world” And we are building our house on raw land. I’ve tackled all of the weeds, brought in topsoil and we are...
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I need to cut a privacy screen for a chain link fence similar to the photo. It's much too long. Has anyone ever done this? How did you finish the edge? Sew it? Glue i...
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When the house was built, the stoop was poured for entering the front door. We are not going to replace it, just want make it more decorative. I thought of painting i...
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Does anyone have suggestions for doing draped ceiling curtains sort of like the photo? We have a narrow sunporch with a divided glass ceiling in our rental, and while...
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It is such an eye sore. Do you have any suggestions as to how to make it more appealing? Please keep in mind that the power company does not allow anything on the tow...
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you can't cover needs air flow & access in case of a problem, can't plant something with invasive roots that will damage tank/pipes.....so how about daylilies(hardy,drought or moisture tolerant) for color,they come in many sizes& colors & are virtually maintenance free, easily dug up if you need to get to septic system;you could add a small wooden/wrought iron bench(easily moved) and sheperds hook with a couple Hummingbird feeders
Flowers or small shrubs near the pipe should be OK to block the view.
Puta planter over it or a small well
I would surround it with tall grasses like pampas grass.
I agree. A faux wooden well would look nice plus it wouldn't be covered then.