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Beth
I live in a town house and everything is alright, but the only private space we have outside is a shared gap where the air conditioners are! My neighbor and I have already discussed everything. If I can make it look OK, she won't complain. The grass isn't finished growing, and we are growing tomatoes, and apparently weeds. I want it to be relaxing, and cheap.
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2 chairs the kind that fold up..so you can take them in if u like....a small cooler to act like a table or foot rest ..a bag of ice and a six pack.......one of them fancy ash tray standsthat stick in the ground....a few decent sized rocks piled to gether somwhere....and a fake funny lookin frog...no wind chimes! just keep in mind that a lawn mower may be having to cut the grass....
2 chairs the kind that fold up..so you can take them in if u like....a small cooler to act like a table or foot rest ..a bag of ice and a six pack.......one of them fancy ash tray standsthat stick in the ground....a few decent sized rocks piled to gether somwhere....and a fake funny lookin frog...no wind chimes! just keep in mind that a lawn mower may be having to cut the grass....
Does any one know a place to keep cheap outdoor furniture?
Jess
Nothing special, just cheap. Me and my boyfriend just got a house with a patio, and we want a table and chairs for out there. The cheapest thing I found at Wal-Mart was like 150 and the table was tiny. I can't even find just a plastic table and chairs. We live in Western PA, I'm hoping theres a secret used store or something someone might know about:) lol
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why not invest in something that will last you longer than a year, you can check end of season sales in september and garage sales for now, even if you find some resin chairs or plastic ones you can always paint them to match whatever decor you want to have on your patio.
The first patio we had i bought the blow up furniture to get us through the first summer (i got it really cheap) and the next year we bought nice stuff, sadly i sold it when i moved and am now in the same predicament as yourself.
why not invest in something that will last you longer than a year, you can check end of season sales in september and garage sales for now, even if you find some resin chairs or plastic ones you can always paint them to match whatever decor you want to have on your patio.
The first patio we had i bought the blow up furniture to get us through the first summer (i got it really cheap) and the next year we bought nice stuff, sadly i sold it when i moved and am now in the same predicament as yourself.
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