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3 years ago

Hi. Does anyone know of a company that will help with garden design online. Heard about interior designers offering this service this week and wondered if we have measurements, photos and which way the garden is facing, could someone help us come up with some ideas. Thanks

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Carolina
3 years ago
A quick google and amongst others, this one came up: https://landscapebrothers.co.uk/instant-online-quotation/online-designs-and-planting-plans

And here's a list of 'distance designers': https://www.shootgardening.co.uk/article/distance-garden-design-listing

Or if you just want general ideas, you can post photos, measurements and all that on here and maybe we can help.
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