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I have decided to design this area to appeal
to all of the senses, but with a
Mediterranean slant
Sound – Birdbath/ Fountain with the
sound of trickling water onto the cobbles
below
Sight – Colour and form of plants
Smell – Fragrant flowers and aromatic
leaves
Touch – Tactile grasses
The crazy paving is to be softened by
removing some pieces and planting thymes in
the crevices. When walked on these will
exude their aromas.
It is always good to have humour in
the garden, so the creation of a fictitious
molehill will create a home to one of
Barbara’s ornaments.
To break up the harsh line of the garage
roof. Pots containing trailing plants,
placed along the edge.
Driftwood fencing will act as an edger to
the existing border.
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2002 Janette Merilion |
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Janette Merilion,
Lavender Cottage, Victoria Street, Billinghay, Lincolnshire, LN4
4HQ
UK Tel No: 01526 860270 Email: janette@merilion.com
International Tel No: (0044) 1526 860270 |
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