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Dealing with a shallow sloping garden is relatively easy, but you have to be bold.
The garden must take on the slope and first and foremost provide a practical solution to the contours. You simply can't sit at a sloping table - the wine glasses will topple over! Some landscape levelling has to be done, site the main seating area in the nicest part of the garden and work from there.
How will you get there and then what will you look at. Use plants that are tall and skinny, but open and light, to fill the vertical space but not use up horizontal space. Read more
For lots more utterly brilliant practical and affordable design advice visit plantplots.com
OR you could buy our amazing best selling book 'I Want to Like my Garden' - it really is a garden changer!
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Dealing with a shallow sloping garden is relatively easy, but you have to be bold.
The garden must take on the slope and first and foremost provide a practical solution to the contours. You simply can't sit at a sloping table - the wine glasses will topple over! Some landscape levelling has to be done, site the main seating area in the nicest part of the garden and work from there.
How will you get there and then what will you look at. Use plants that are tall and skinny, but open and light, to fill the vertical space but not use up horizontal space. Read more
For lots more utterly brilliant practical and affordable design advice visit plantplots.com
OR you could buy our amazing best selling book 'I Want to Like my Garden' - it really is a garden changer!
Support the show
Support the Show - Thank you
PlantPlots.com
Watch our videos
facebook.com/plantplots
Pinterest/PlantPlots
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