Inside outside
Surbiton: sunny, no right angle in sight.
A long garden at an odd angle to the house, successfully designed to disguise the unusual shape, so that the garden appears much wider and straighter.
'My unusual shaped garden was no problem for Deb at Bright Green Garden...'
With the sun beating down on all but a sliver from 11am, we created raised beds in the light shade. The rendered beds support part of the top deck.
The fence was clad and painted, a smart backdrop for the plants. The stripes and colour scheme reflect elements from inside the house, making a cohesive environment both inside and out.
A lower deck provides a shady spot. A rill, set into the top deck planted with sun-loving succulents, is a lovely detail, which will largely mind its own business. The top deck is level with the house, for a seamless transition from the kitchen.
The existing red Camellia was a bit of a lump but we cut it back to reveal its lovely structure, something for nothing.
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