The old and the new

We had a lot of fence replaced, then the entire fence stained. At first I thought the new stain was too dark, but I’ve gotten used to it. The hot Texas sun is super hard on wooden fences.

[Dawn]

Looking great

[Danette Thompson]

I think it less obvious with the stain.

[Louise & Ken]

I look at your beautiful Crepe Myrtle and wish we had put that in un place of the Japanese Maple...the color is gorgeous!

[Diane]

I think it looks good. I wish I had stained my deck, as the heat and humidity ARE tough on wood. (And people! And everything else.)

[Babs]

Nice to see the before and after, it looks good

[Diana]

I love the new colour Lou Ann, it surely will get paler after a few summers.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely

[Peter]

Lovely images full,of colour, hopefully it will last many years Lou Ann:)

[Beryl Lloyd]

Love the new colour no doubt the sun will soon fade it to a paler shade in time!

[katy]

Oh, Lou Ann, it looks beautiful! It looks so much more elegant with that stain on it! Thank you for showing us a before and after photo

[Brian]

Thank you for your story acommpanied with images.

[Kate]

I like the various wood colors in the before-stain shot. You have some really hot weather in Texas.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Lovely comparison collage.

[bkb in the city]

Looks very nice

[carol white]

Lovely captures of before and after

[Pat Knowles]

It will lighten so good to start if darker. Looks very smart too.

[Carole Sandford]

Nice comparison!

[Islandgirl]

Looks great and great comparison!

[CC Folk]

Very nice! We need new fencing too. The only problem is that I have grown star jasmine on both sides of the fence for 25 years and I don't want to lose it. :(

[Annie D]

@Weezilou ooh Japanese maple are gorgeous too..we have a couple of pink crepe myrtle but your tree is gorgeous Lou Ann...