Small Garden Help

Andy P

2 years ago

We are looking for some ideas to make the most of this strange shaped, East facing garden.

We would like a patio with seating and bbq area and also plenty of colour.

All suggestions will gratefully be received.

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PRO
The Rooted Concept Garden Designs
2 years ago
Hi Andy,

I think that a garden divided in 2 areas (patio/bbq area and lawn area for the kids - looks like you have them as theres a,slide there) with a lot of colourful planting that gives you interest year around thrown in between would be good for your needs.
Where these areas go and the shape they take will depend on things like your gardens aspect and your preference.
East facing gardens are a bit trickier because they oy get the morning sun, so the planting would all have to be matched to this condition so that it thrives.

I offer a range of online garden design services to fit a range of budgets (from garden sketches to full on garden plans with planting plans and 3D visuals) and would be very happy to help you with your garden. Please have a look at my website www.therootedconceptgardendesign.co.uk for more info and get in touch if you're interested.

Deborah
The Rooted Concept Garden Design
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