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This winter did me a favor, the snow took down a small eave that used to be over my back door. I always wanted to put a pergola in this area but the eave was in the way. I am weird, I never would have just demolished this part, but since Mother Nature did it I have started to search for a pergola.
Are they worth it? Does anyone have any tips or suggestions of what I should look for or expect? I had always thought I would change the ground substrate to flagstone and add a table and chair under a pergola, I would add hanging plants and pots and have a cloth cover to shade from the morning sun, there is no sun in the afternoon. Looks great in magazines but are they really great to have?
Are they worth it? Does anyone have any tips or suggestions of what I should look for or expect? I had always thought I would change the ground substrate to flagstone and add a table and chair under a pergola, I would add hanging plants and pots and have a cloth cover to shade from the morning sun, there is no sun in the afternoon. Looks great in magazines but are they really great to have?