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dimensions of garden

10 months ago

Hello

Could you pls tell me the approx dimensions of this garden?

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Kate Eyre Garden Design
10 months ago
Hi, Thank you for messaging Kate Eyre Garden Design. This garden was approximately 9m wide by 22m long.
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