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| A formal town
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A secluded space for
entertaining. |
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| An informal town
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A microcosm of a
rural retreat. |
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| A landscape
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A wildlife pond
in place of the previous damp patch, with associated plants and beyond, a
paved terrace. |
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A bank too steep to climb rises from an expanse of lawn. |
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The bank has been graded to create ascending levels and
gentle steps, with a summerhouse to enjoy the evening sun and swathes of plants. |
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| An exposed garden: |
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Recently a field, this garden has wonderful views but is
exposed to the prevailing southwesterly winds. |
Plants which bend with the wind and effortlessly link with
the open grassland beyond the boundaries, creating a full, soft effect, alive
with wildlife. |
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| A suburban garden: |
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| A very steep
bank rises behind the house. |
The change in levels has been utilised
to create a generously proportioned circular terrace, with a formal raised pool
and steps to the upper lawn. |
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