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wonderful balanced garden. What are the dimensions of the garden?

2 years ago

I have a 8m x 8m townhouse garden.

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Tom Howard Garden Design and Landscaping
2 years ago
Thank you. Was quite a while ago we did this garden but from waht I remember it was about 7.5M wide x 16M Long (including terrace not shown in the photo)
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