This Clermont home’s pool enclosure was bordered by old decorative rock and worn scalloped concrete curbing. Weeds and grass had grown through the rock and the filter cloth underneath, leaving the backyard looking overgrown and unfinished. We pulled the old curbing, cleared the weeds, and removed the rock by hand, screening it out of the soil. We reshaped the beds into smooth curves along the enclosure and the side of the house, then installed new black landscape edging, laid fresh black mulch throughout, and added solar path lights along the border. The new edging gives the beds a crisp, defined line against the lawn, and the mulch ties the enclosure into the existing plantings and paver walkway. The result is a backyard that looks finished and cared for, day and night. It’s a simple, high-impact upgrade that changes how the whole pool area feels.