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Stefan001

2022-08-01 14:55:15
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And if it all fits inside and then it’s full, that’s great :) It would only be a shame if it’s supposed to fit inside and doesn’t.
 

haydee

2022-08-01 14:55:32
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That’s true, at most a trampoline will go there.

I figured you have a very precise picture of the corner. I’m curious.

You still need something that grows tall, provides shade, and cools.
Choose plants that grow more tall than wide. Hope you don’t have a B plan that prescribes too much to you.
 

Snowy36

2022-08-01 15:33:20
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And what meets these requirements?
 

Yaso2.0

2022-08-01 17:00:31
  • #4


That's how it is!



We just sold the trampoline. Pubescent (pre)teen problems are more the order of the day :D

We have a few hydrangeas and a grapevine in the old garden. They were allowed to stay there until our garden is completed. We'll pick them up in the next few days.

Our development plan doesn't specify anything regarding this, can you recommend something?
 

haydee

2022-08-01 17:32:37
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Hopefully they survive the relocation. It’s good that the development plan doesn’t impose any requirements. In our town, in my opinion, they went too far. I would tend toward climbing plants; over time, they can nicely shade the seating area or provide privacy in the summer. Without a huge canopy. A classic shrub, as a solitary plant, like a weigela, can grow quite large over the years. If trees, then columnar shape, whether columnar mountain ash or a columnar apple or really slow-growing varieties. I believe my magnolia takes 30 years to reach its 4 m height. You have gardening experience, you have free rein, and a mental image in mind. Just implement that. If something doesn’t fit, it simply has to go and be replaced.
 

Steffi33

2022-08-01 17:49:17
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You have an old garden???? Well… then be sure to take cuttings or divide every perennial growing there. That works with almost all perennials! You can’t get plants cheaper than that! I would create an 80..100 cm wide planting area all along the wall, maybe even curved (see picture)… and plant a nice tree… maybe a cherry tree? THAT will soon impress everyone.. :)

By the way, this is not a rolled lawn, but simply seeded.. that is inexpensive and anyone can do it themselves.

 
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