Garden

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This garden design is stunning and simple. The gorgeous green seating area, the beautiful stone section and the perfectly laid out path - we love it!

Petit jardin : 8 aménagements repérés sur Pinterest

[Inspiration Pinterest] Les petits jardins ne manquent pas d'attrait. Plantations adaptées, mobilier pratique, agencements optimisés... Il existe une multitude d'astuces déco pour aménager un jardinet plein de charme. Côté Maison a sélectionné pour vous 12 petits jardins qui n'ont rien à envier aux plus grands !

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Use rectangles to create a zig-zag plot A series of rectangular lawns or any other ground cover or paving of your choosing - pebbles, decking - are laid at right angles to each other. They traverse the garden, giving strong direction.

Design the garden of your dreams

Give your garden a makeover with Diarmuid Gavin's expert guide

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Raised Vegetable beds are simple to make and easy to maintain; use this method and you can achieve a productive vegetable plot where heavy digging becomes a thing of the past. Description from quickcrop.co.uk. I searched for this on bing.com/images

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Vegetable Garden Plans for Beginners, for healthy crops

Vegetable garden plans for beginners - the easy way to grow your own.The Quickcrop method of gardening is perfect for organising your vegetable plot..

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Build an Elevated Planter Box (and save your back!)

This DIY elevated planter box is raised up off the ground, so you can have your fresh foods AND save your back and knees this summer!

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Get the Trendiest Outdoor Decor Ideas with These Graphic Lamps

No outdoor decor is complete without the perfect lighting setting. String lights have been a huge success for the past few years, but what if we shook up things

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