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Help with garden space idea

4 years ago

what to do with this space at the bottom of the garden. Building an outhouse and this area will surround the front of the house seating area?plant out? grow your own food? Structural ?

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Patrina
4 years ago
When you said outhouse I'm going to assume you don't mean errm an outdoor toilet kind of outhouse lol :-) Iooking at your little corner I really like all your trees and shrubs and I envision incorprating water. I've attached a few pics for inspiration. As for plants why not have a combination of produce and flowers.
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Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you for the enclosed please see attached idea (outhouse) trying to recreate.
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Jules Mc
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Outhouse? That's a bungalow! :-)
Patrina
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That is like a Granny Annexe

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