Side yard trash can area

Tired of having your trash cans in plain sight? Try this simple and modern solution for hiding your trash can!

Holy moly, I can't believe it has been a month since we've last posted... or done anything worth posting about. We were in New York for a week, but other than that, I guess we've just been super lazy lately. Even though it was 94 degrees today, we forced ourselves outside to begin a project we sort of began months ago. As you know, we have no shed or garage or outdoor storage, except for our small under-the-addition space that we spruced up a month ago with some lattice renovations. We do…

The side yard is often where AC units, electrical meters, and garbage cans find refuge, but you can also use the side yard for covered storage, making it useful and attractive. For people with a wide side yard, you can put in a large storage unit like this 6'x12' shed, but even those w ...

how to hide trash cans | Trellis, Hide Eyesores in Landscape, McDonald Garden Center

In the blink of an eye, back-to-school commercials have taken over television which can only mean we have to face the inevitable, summer is coming to an end. While I am certainly no fan of the cold weather, I believe fall is one of the most beautiful times of the year. So just like the…

John C Sanders and Company on Instagram: "Tuesday Tip 👷🏼‍♂️ . We’re talking trash this week 🗑️ Not the most glamorous topic, but trash enclosures are one of the most requested items in our landscape and hardscape plans. We’re discussing several considerations we think are important as you integrate a trash enclosure in your plans. . . . #tuesdaytips #howto #landscape #hardscape #yard #trash #garbage #recycling #trashenclosure #johncsandersandcompany"

Here is a rundown of the landscape improvements we had done since the first of the year! If you recall, back in February, we had several trees removed or trimmed in our back yard and a lot of brush/rock cleaned up. As a result, we were able to eliminate the wild jungle look that possessed the last ~40 feet to the property line. After smoothing down and prepping the soil, 5 large pallets of sod were put down. For the last ~10 feet to the property edge, we had pine straw mulch applied to…