Landscaping along a fence//🍃🌳🌱Bobby K Designs

22 Comments

1. Laura Haupt 3 years ago

   Are you familiar with Lancaster, PA plantings?

2. Legendary Gaming 3 years ago

   What program do you use to design?

3. Dan Clifton 3 years ago

   What software do you use?

4. PYY 3 years ago

   Hi we have wooden fence. Is there anything I can keep as barrier between the fence and soil? Fence has huge gaps underneath them. Soil and mulch may escape from it and also I want to protect wood from soil moist. Please suggest

5. Alexis Hodgson 3 years ago

   Come on! Do the full design! Please. Loved this presentation!

6. George Mathew 3 years ago

   Beautiful. Thank you for posting. One question. What is a good way to landscape around fence, when 2-3 feet distance of the yard to the fence is slope ?
   tha you

7. Maddy&Mikey 3 years ago

   Whats the name of the software??

8. Valkyrie Sardo 3 years ago

   I have come to HATE landscape rock. It does look lovely for the first several years. Eventually it fills up with soil and organic debris. That packs into a dense hard mass that loves to grow weeds and is near impossible to keep clean. Give me shredded wood mulch. You do have to add more as it breaks down over time, but it keeps its appearance and remains forever easy to maintain.

9. Valkyrie Sardo 3 years ago

   I would argue against making a paved path across a lawn to a tool shed. That path turns the shed into a focal point. It is not an attractive focal point. If there must be a path, have it lead to an inviting destination, a bench, a gazebo, or something of that sort. Put the shed out of sight, near a corner of the house or hide it behind a trellis and some shrubs.

10. Mark Faust 3 years ago

    Good stuff, thumbs up.

11. Joel Crafton 3 years ago

    Very interesting video you have I have a question in the city I live in the fence in your backyard cannot be any higher than 6 feet the fence is on a slope where the fence does not meet the ground so it is higher than 6 feet more like approximately 8 feet without going to the board and asking them to approve an extension to put on the fence my idea is fill in the space with dirt so therefore it will be on ground level without being in violation. think the term is Berms if you get my point.please message me if you can. sorry for the long comment.

12. Marie Arce 3 years ago

    Another beautiful design. I've been binge watching.

13. Sarah Jones 3 years ago

    Bahaha! Put an Afro on ya – Bob… pretty little trees… 🌲 🌳

14. Amanda Sprauer 3 years ago

    mulch dips and doodles! LoL

15. Laura Truth Seeker 2 years ago

    I have an aluminum fence for most of my back yard and a trex dex privacy fence for a section to divide our back yard from our nosey neighbors yard. It turned out beautiful and we never have to paint the slats, just the posts! Practically no maintenance, just hose with a sprayer, no need to pressure wash it at all, so hose it down as needed, about once a year or every other year. We love it! I just need to decide what to plant along the aluminum fence. I know what I’m doing along the privacy fence. We are getting skinny arborvitae and already have 3 medium large evergreens in a light blue green grey tone way in front of the privacy part of the fence and 4 more , ( but 1 died, so only have 3 now, no idea why) in the front yard on one side. We need low maintenance and if we plant trees, small, not as big as crepe myrtles, so what do you suggest? We can grow little gem magnolias, Or maybe some large tall blooming shrubs. What do you think? We are considering doing this, this fall to make that area lower mainentance, less mowing is what I’m saying. We plant green lope, possibly it’s monkey grass cuz it grows like crazy and can get sort of invasive fast. I don’t want. It growing in my walkways or regular grass. We do not use weed killers or anything chemical in our yards. We prefer natural ways to get rid of certain bad bugs and we pop up dandelions, wash them and eat them in salads, etc. very detoxing and healthy plant to eat too! We don’t eat the flower heads. The tuber is excellent to eat! Lots of weeds are healthy to eat too I found out! We want less lawn in the front yard, more edibles and prettier landscape. We have a sort of wide and pretty deep front yard and narrows a bit in back but still kind of deep for a neighborhood lot. I like your ideas. Hoping for more ideas soon! What about water features, something affordable and DIY super friendly? Thanks 😊

16. C Bryce 2 years ago

    What a cool program you have!

17. Lydia Derhake 2 years ago

    Why are people obsessed with mulch? I understand using it to keep down weeds around plantings, but why do people replace lawn or even, god forbid, native growth with a big sea of ground up, dyed wood shavings?

18. Deb Wooten 2 years ago

    Our problem is the dirt has eroded under the fence now we have like a 3-4 inch gap between the dirt and fence, how do I fix that? When I water plants the water just goes under the fence in the neighbors yard

19. CHOBOYM1207 2 years ago

    Thank you for this demonstration. Do you have any videos on laying weed barrier fabric. I want to use it between my patio and fence (roughly 1-2 feet deep) and then plant some soft scape that will break up the monotony of the white fence but unsure how to. Do you put the fabric down then cut into it to plant or do you weave it around the planted material. Thank you in advance.

20. Sharon Beatty 2 years ago

    How do you separate the rocks from the mulch?

21. Angela Flow 2 years ago

    Excellent design and ideas 💡 🙏👏👍😉

22. breathnstop 2 years ago

    Color please! Joe Pye weed and black eyed susans. lilacs yes good idea purple cone flowers.