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Perfect Family Garden
Garden designed by Maitanne Hunt & constructed by The Garden Buildersfamily small garden ideas
Small Family Garden Ideas
Like what you see? Why not have a look at our other garden designs from Family Gardens, Contemporary Gardens, Small Gardens, Roof Gardens, Commercial Gardens, Award-Winning Gardens, Water Gardens or even our Favourites.The planting is a work of art. This cottage garden planting design is completed by rose, catmint & foxgloves and complimented by beautiful obelisks for clambering sweet peas and clematis. A line of pleached crab apples offers an element of privacy and solitude from the neighbouring properties and the boundaries of this are garden are masked by fence to fence evergreen climber to make the cottage design of this garden as clear and as rural as possible.
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