A 14,300 sq ft "island" lot backs to a neighbor with a narrow 17-ft backyard and two side yards (right larger, with central crabapple). Needs: patio, dog fence, good flow.
Place the patio on the larger left side yard. The backyard is too shallow (17 ft), and the right side has the crabapple tree. The left side offers space for a patio with planting buffers for privacy and hardscape softening.
For plant selections or hardscape materials suited to Upstate NY, consult a local designer or nursery. A quick site sketch with sun/shade mapping will clarify microclimates.
Bud Christmann
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