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Backyard for beginners
If you didn’t grow up gardening, or you’re as nature-deprived as many of us seem to be these days.
You may be intimidated by the idea of taking care of a yard, not to mention planning how it’s going to look.
Choose the perfect spa location in your outdoor area, and then let the brainstorming begin.
We can help you find examples of outdoor spa settings and exterior living spaces to suit every family, lifestyle, and budget.
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How to start your backyard spa style
Backyards, decks and patios are all about relaxing. That’s why a spa fits in so well. Let’s assume you’re just thinking about adding a Sundance.
Copy what you like
When you see something you like, consider adapting the idea for your yard. Plants growing in your neighborhood are a safe bet (the climate supports them). Admire your neighbor’s new brick walkway?
Ask for the name of the bricklayer, or maybe the homeowner has some tips for you! You can research how-to details online for almost any landscaping or outdoor remodeling project.
Get the big picture
Nurseries full of colorful and exotic plants are tempting, especially in the Spring, but they don’t always fit in when we get them home. Most backyards are organized by a few strong elements, like a green grassy lawn, rows of hedges, a patio for entertaining.
Start with these dominant features, and also decide how you will get to and from different areas. Then fill in the blanks with seasonal plants, furniture, etc.
Hardscape
The rule of thumb is to plan for or around the hardscape. This is masonry work, woodwork, patios, decks, wooden arbors – anything permanent or built-in. (Plants, shrubs, lawn are considered softscape).
A spa should be thought of as hardscaping, especially if you’re planning to surround it with decking.
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