DEPENDING on your point of view, members of the barberry (Berberis) clan are valuable ornamental plants, invasive botanical thugs, a boon to wildlife, a great means of enclosing property, a low-maintenance method of erosion control, or the alternate hosts of a pernicious crop disease.
"That doesn't happen, but still I recommend people enclose their property with something like a stockade fence because it helps identify the property, and it can also help show just how far away the parkway really is".
While the 37th U.S. president lived there he replaced an existing tennis court with a swimming pool and built a 1,500-foot-long 1,500-foot-long 1,500-foot-long
While the 37th U.S. president lived there, he replaced an existing tennis court with a swimming pool and built a 1,500-foot-long 1,500-foot-long 1,500-foot-long
The couple's large detached house with outdoor swimming pool has been cordoned off, with a high metal fence enclosing the property.
But the graffiti vandals have turned to the local equivalent: the carefully manicured privet hedges that enclose the properties of the privileged.
The Correias spent $9,000 to rebuild the existing walls enclosing their property as an added security measure and to maintain a sense of harmony with their neighbors' homes.
By comparing variation in the number of associated domestic structures (an approximation of multigenerational coresidence) and the amount of vacant houselot area enclosed within property walls (an approximation of land preserved for gardens and arboriculture), it is possible to assess relative differences in investment in this particular strategy.
It was a double loss to Tom, whose world to that point had been shaped by his father and their life within the fence that enclosed the club property.
(b) Whoever willfully violates either § 860.3 or § 860.4 with respect to any facility, installation or real property enclosed by a fence, wall, floor, roof, or other structural barrier shall upon conviction, be guilty of a Class A misdemeanor punishable by a fine not to exceed $100,000 or imprisonment for not more than one year, or both.
