Love the pond and planting

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4 years ago

What slabs have been used for the pond wall surround

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Brett Hardy Landscapes Ltd
4 years ago
Hi. Glad you like it. We used a riven light coloured Indian Sandstone to give the effect.
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Love the pond and planting

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