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An ideal herb garden...
Hi
First post so be kind! I am contemplating a new herb garden. I have a space about 30ft x 14ft to use but the site is sloping so I need to build a retaining wall and level off as its currently at around 45 degrees! Does anyone know or have any advice on some good designs for a herb garden? I am after that classic mix of permanent planting of lavender, rosemary etc as well as space for the annuals. This will be a culinary and visual garden and I hope to have a wide range of herbs. In terms of design I am prepared to go the whole hog and get the box hedging thing going. Limitations are really the soil type is solid clay, hence the need to build a wall and raise the site with some decent drainage and good soil. Any ideas? |
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