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Gorgeous garden...

2 years ago

... as it manages to be uncluttered, relaxing yet full of interest both in terms of layout, seating areas and lots of planting.
Where are the paving stones from please?

DeBeauvoir Garden, London · More Info

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Taryn Ferris Gardens, Horticulture And Design
2 years ago
Thank you Jacob for your kind words. The Paving is 'Faro' porcelain from London Stone.
Jacob Kebejian thanked Taryn Ferris Gardens, Horticulture And Design
Jacob Kebejian
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2 years ago
Thank you for your reply and for posting the photos.
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