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UP FRONT
 

Low maintenance is the key in this front garden with central block paving drive. The right hand border contains shrubs, trees and ground cover for year-round interest. On the left, a rockery, with gravel mulch, is filled with low-growing evergreen plants which tolerate shady conditions.

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PRETTY PRACTICAL
 

L-shaped gardens make it easy to create a separate utility area, screened from view by a curved trellis. In the main part of the garden, a curved patio surrounds the house and conservatory, with stepping stones leading to a decking area for relaxation. Cross the bridge over the stream, leading from wall-mounted water feature to pond, and make your way to the fan shaped deck under the shade of a cherry tree.

The curved shapes are echoed by the lawn, with central sundial.

TAKE HEART
 

In this tiny back garden, paving wraps around a heart-shaped lawn, with a narrow path leading to a sheltered bench.

Mirroring this shape, curved vegetable patches have pathways in between for easy maintenance, and the shed, compost bins and cold frame are tucked around the side of the house out of sight.

Steps lead up to the garage from the end of the garden.

FOLLOW THE PATH
  We love the shape of this curvaceous garden, with brick path bisecting the lawn and leading to a shed at the end of the garden, via a second sitting area.

A mixture of gravel and paving makes a substantial patio without breaking the bank.

     

 

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