That's lovely ! :) I would like that shower in my back yard.

Marinella Gencheva

5 years ago

Can we do something like that one also with the all project for my back yard?
I like that nature look !

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RIVER BIRCH LANDSCAPES LTD
5 years ago
Hi Marinella

You can have that one in your back yard with similar plants .

I will be happy to make your plan - reality!
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That's lovely ! :) I would like that shower in my back yard.

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