Gardening
Shade Gardens
No sun? No problem! Incorporate these design tips for an in-the-shade sanctuary in your backyard.
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Furniture Options
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By there very nature, shade gardens are damp places, so wood or plastic furniture often trumps wrought iron where upkeep is concerned.
Plastic, shown here, requires zero maintenance, while wood may need the occasional resealing or repainting. - Next: Slippery When Wet
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