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    L-shaped Garden Design

    Hello,

    I've moved recently into a new build home and have an L-shaped very plain garden which consists of a small patio and path that leads around the side and back of garage to a shed with the rest being lawn. 

    I am hoping to plan my garden myself but struggling to think of a focal point for this garden. Any advice on L-shaped gardens? 

    Hi Kimberlina,

    Thanks for your question on garden focal points. For 'garden design requests' like this please refer to my services page where booking a one-hour consultation would be more suitable.

    That way you can get tailored help specific to your gardens:

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    • Soil Type
    • Planting scheme preference
    • Functionality
    • Personal Style

    I look forward to hearing from you!

    Lee

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