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Alexandra St-Amour

9 years ago

Hi there! lovely pictures. I was wondering if you would be so kind to tell me where you get this kind of horizontal wooden garden fencing ?

Very much appreciated!
Thanks,

Alexandra

Contemporary roof terrace, Marylebone, London · More Info

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PRO
Hampstead Garden Design
9 years ago
Hi Alexandra,

The screens were actually bespoke and made from horizontal wooden slats by a carpenter.

So glad that you like the pictures,

Sarah
Hampstead Garden Design
Phillip Denne
9 years ago
What timber used on fencing?
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Hi Sarah , please can you tell me what the lovely purple tall flowers are that you used
Thanks Sue
PRO
Hampstead Garden Design
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Hello Sue,

The tall purple flowers are Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna' which love a sunny spot, so were really happy on this roof terrace.

I hope this helps.

Best wishes,

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