Sure, they're a thing, google it:A garden, says he. Filing cabinet planters. Slabs. Extend the decking!FFS.
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Creating privacy behind fence / trellis
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Yes, but so are pallet garden furniture and scaffolding shelves...
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Looks pretty good to me, very modern and contemporary, what with being grey. I never would have IDed them as filing cabinets.
Sure, they're things too, what's your point?
Fair enough. In the right environment they can be used...for a while. Then they rust. Leak. Look bloody awful.Sure, they're a thing, google it:
How would a bamboo screen affect the garden in the OP? How much of the lawn would be lost to the space taken up by the cabinets and shade cast across the surface? Nothing wrong with a bamboo screen but wooden planters are relatively cheap, look much better and give an appropriate aesthetic to the surrounding garden. I prefer barrel planters in that design, especially for a small garden - and why not go for full Japanese style and plant a couple of acers for colour contrast...or if you're feeling adventurous plant a Sansho tree: peppery leaves, buds and flowers in spring. They grow 3m high and fill a garden with all kinds of good vibes.
That's not what you or I would call furniture though is it so use a bit of common sense eh?
They're a thing.
Not a thing of beauty, granted, but this is what happens when you get a builder in to design your garden.
Thanks all for advice
Im going to out artificial trellis behind my trellis. Will green it up a lottle
As for extra height, seems planting something in my own decking area seems the only way, will consider this thanks
Im going to out artificial trellis behind my trellis. Will green it up a lottle
As for extra height, seems planting something in my own decking area seems the only way, will consider this thanks
What is the tallest thinnest plant you can grow from a planter?
Bamboo?
Bay laurel?
Something else?
Bamboo?
Bay laurel?
Something else?
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