Gallery: The Suburban Yards That Divide and Define the Middle Class
Photo: Roberta Neidigh01Property Line-Hedge Row & Roses
Sacramento's suburbs may not drum up the tourism traffic of, say, San Francisco's Painted Ladies, but Neidigh finds hidden charm in these uncelebrated neighborhoods.
Photo: Roberta Neidigh02Property Line-Stone & Brick
Each property's distinct form takes on additional meaning by virtue of its neighbor.
Photo: Roberta Neidigh03Property Line-Cactus
Each property's distinct form takes on additional meaning by virtue of its neighbor.
Photo: Roberta Neidigh04Property Line-Black & White
The competing views of how to order a small patch of nature, placed side by side, reveal something both public and private about the homeowners, Neidigh found.
Photo: Roberta Neidigh05Property Line-Red & White
California's drought crisis might make lawns a far less common feature in yards throughout the parched state.
Photo: Roberta Neidigh06Property Line-Green Stone & White Brick
Photo: Roberta Neidigh07Property Line-White Curb
Photo: Roberta Neidigh08Property Line-Pink & Blue
Photo: Roberta Neidigh09Property Line-Tree Stump
Photo: Roberta Neidigh10Property Line-Brick Line
Photo: Roberta Neidigh11Property Line-Blue & Green
Photo: Roberta Neidigh12Property Line-Green Hose
Photo: Roberta Neidigh13Property Line-Center Pine
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