Botanical Backyard

Thomas' yard needs some solid form and structure, and landscape designer Tim Panchot transforms the space with a cedar fence, beautiful new plants and a wrought iron pavilion.

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Hide CaptionShow CaptionThis backyard is too open to the street and adjacent neighbors.
The plain square yard is exposed to the street and neighbors, so Thomas wants a more private area where he can entertain. The crumbling retaining wall is a hazard and needs to be replaced. Plus, it's time to get rid of the old clothes line and his piles of trash.

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