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Breezy Knees Gardens, Yorkshire – Walkabout

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This is a walkabout of the Breezy Knees Gardens in Yorkshire… full bloom and looking rather well maintained. Smells and sounds are missing but you get the idea of just how beautiful this garden is to enjoy on a warm summers day in Gods own Country. Breezy Knees Gardens, Yorkshire – Walkabout

Small Garden Planter & Paint Ideas

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Smaller gardens are often harder to design and often come up for redesign. This smaller garden has made use of planters as well as artificial grass to make the most of the space, the raised planters are used to hold colourful plants and flowers as well as the painted fence and painted shed adds to […]

Cane Seat Revamp Design & How To

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Old cane seat? Dont throw it away revamp and remake an old cane seat by using a lick of paint and some handy cable ties can help reinforce a cane seat and make it into something beautiful again. Its easy to remake and reuse an old cane seat simply fix any areas which require it […]

Raised Decking on Pallets/ Patio Made with Wooden Pallets

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In-order to raise a patio off the ground the builders and landscape gardeners here have opted to life the wooden deck off of the grass by using some old wooden pallets as as base for the decking to be laid. By simply setting out some old pallets it is possible to make a raised decking […]

Permitted Development Garden Office Dug Lower than 2.5m

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What a great room if you are struggling with the 2.5 mtrs Permitted development height restriction. A graphic designer asked for a working space in her own garden, which was the starting point for Atelier Pam & Jenny by l’escaut architectures. 2/3 of the workspace lies beneath ground level in the style of the Hobbit […]

Floating Concrete Steps – How to DIY, Design & Build

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How to make you own floating style concrete steps. Step 1, 2 and 3 and derder, a set of concrete floating steps just like these pictures below… Step 1. Creating the foundations and bases for your steps to sit on. Situating your lowest step first build a foundation about 6 inches deep for the central […]