For The Love Of It
A multifunctional garden offering a selection of vistas and cleverly using woven fencing and hard landscape features to dissect the space into different garden rooms
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'Torus' a large stainless steel sculpture by David Harber brightens up one corner of the garden.
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For The Love Of It
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For The Love Of It
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'Torus' a large stainless steel sculpture by David Harber brightens up one corner of the garden.
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For The Love Of It
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Did you know...
- This garden gives indiviuals of a mature family the chance to be together while also enjoying privacy and having a space to themselves
- Standard variegated Ilex and hornbeam add architectural value, and locally-sourced espalier Parrotia add to the garden's horticultural interest
- The manicured lawns contrast with the bold, bright-coloured planting scheme of perennials and grasses
About the Garden
Intended for a mature family that enjoys spending time at home and in the garden, this design provides space for the occupants to explore, sit, relax with a favourite hobby, and dine away from view of neighbours.A decorative, vertically slatted wooden boundary assists in splitting the garden into rooms. It continues with the low internal slatted fences cutting into the garden. A sleeper bridge carries the visitor over a sunken, shallow pebble pond.
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