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Jason Macadam
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For the back bedroom

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Storage boxes

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rounded planter

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Most solid work surfaces can be finished with different styles of edging. For a slimline effect, have the edge of your worktop tapered to a triangular point. This is sometimes called Italian edging or shark’s nose. With this edging you can have a regular-sized worktop that gives a slimline impression.

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One planter taller than other

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Sofas

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Plant for scent at night “If you choose night pollinating plants, these will encourage wildlife into the garden through the evening,” Will says. “This is also ideal for people who are out at work through the day and want to use the garden in the evenings.” Will suggests Nicotiana ‘Lime Green’, Nicotiana sylvestris and Oenothera stricta ‘Sulphurea’ as good evening scent plants.

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Lots of plants that would be good for our garden.

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Great small garden

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The perfect small-garden tree for… spring showtime Cornus florida or dogwood is a slow-growing tree with white or pink bracts in spring, covering the tree for weeks on end. It also has lovely red autumn colours. With many species not growing more than 3m high, it is ideal for small spaces and is suitable for semi-shade, in a sheltered position. A Beginner’s Guide to Adding Trees to Your Garden

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he perfect small-garden tree for… fragrance Not many plants smell like brown sugar, so Cercidiphyllum japonicum – or Katsura – is a tree with a fragrant twist. Ultimately a medium-sized tree, it has a lovely light, delicate canopy. The heart-shaped leaves unfurl bronze in spring and gradually change to fresh green, then eventually turn to tones of yellow and orange in autumn at which time the leaves give off a scent of brown sugar. The overall shape is upright with a very ordered and elegant appearance.

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Planters olive trees

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nice colour

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Like the colour

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Colour is Henna

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