Less Is More Garden, The: Big Ideas for Designing Your Small Yard

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I've also decided I'm going to plant something fragrant by our backyard window, so the scent will waft through the backyard and even into our living room, the most used room of our house. This is great to read, Mark, we're delighted you're happy with your purchase and found the building of your pond straight forward. Following the principles of the historic Gardenesque movement, our gardenware products encompass style and practicality, designed to accentuate the natural beauty of any outdoor space.

Whether you're designing your first garden on a small lot or downsizing from a large garden to a smaller space, you'll find practical and helpful planning advice and inspirational photos in The Less Is More Garden . We used the design service as we required a large planter ( almost 4 meters) to fit in a specific area so not a regular shape. Advice about your legal rights is available from your local Citizens Advice Bureau or Trading Standards office. Didn't notice the labels on the palette when it arrived stating that it should be unwrapped straight away, so it remained wrapped for too long.

We take our quality processes very seriously and will use your feedback to understand how we can improve further. It is a solid quality product , cleverly designed to be simple to build and great looking , would certainly purchase from this company again .

We nearly went for the bespoke option but realised the Kitchen Garden container was near enough the size we needed and went for this option. Although the plant picks cover the gamut of hardy to tropical, it leans more on the tropical side (from a Canadian perspective). I can only describe it to assembling wooden Lego bricks, the only difference being you hammer in the pins as you go.Whatever you want from your garden, there are a variety of gardening solutions that can be built in to make life easier. With The Less Is More Garden, you’ll see how limited space can mean unlimited opportunities for gorgeous garden design. Not many have survived the birds, but in Thomas More Garden there is a batch under the Walnut and more by the Acers and the Mulberry.