design a backyard

are firepits allowed in your area?

get rid of that garden fence and make a bitchin' firepit.

>>1006321
Restoring and maintaining that grass will be a bitch. Would local codes allow you to dig it up and replace it with some kind of stone or sand? You could start a trend in both style and water conservation.

>>1006321
Swimming pool :)

If you cant afford, maybe a deck?

>>1006329
Eh well I have dogs. But I would like to be able to do something with it.
Maybe fake grass?
>>1006326
A firepit? Could you post a pic of what you're talking about that would deem removing the fence? Just so I have an idea

>>1006332
Hmmm I've thought about that, but where would I put the deck?

>>1006333
Have you considered a thyme lawn? They are really drout resistant and turn purple when they bloom.

>>1006336
I'd put it more-or-less where the garden is. And surround it with raised garden beds.

>>1006338
I've heard about those plants! I didn't know you could make a lawn out of it???
Shit that's a really cool idea anon!
Does it feel somewhat like actual grass?

>>1006343
Idk how good they feel as a lawn material, i live in western oregon so theres a ton of rain and nobody uses it.

>>1006321
Where in the Central Valley? I'm just north of Fresno and the heat is killer.

>>1006349
.....south sacramento.
I know

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>California
>Not growing cannabis and succulents.

What are the restrictions and are there any easements on the back?

>>1006321
Why bother everything is dead, you can't maintain a simple yard. Rent it to immigrants or park cars there and sell parts. Either way you have already failed.

>>1007773
Learn to read. He just inherited it. Not like he's been neglecting it for a year.

>>1006321
Why not bury a shipping container? It will be nice and cool underground and a could serve as a workshop, man cave or whatever.