I am trying to find websites showing patio designs/layouts so I can get
ideas. I have looked at WH Smith for magazines and books but can't seem to
find anything. I just want to get ideas.

If anyone knows of any books magazines or websites please e-mail me at
or reply to group.

Thanks David.

Chap wrote:
I am trying to find websites showing patio designs/layouts so I can
get ideas. I have looked at WH Smith for magazines and books but
can't seem to find anything. I just want to get ideas.

If anyone knows of any books magazines or websites please e-mail me at
or reply to group.

Thanks David.

David,

This looks interesting;

http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/...roduct-details

HTH

Martin

PS Best not put your email address in a newsgroup posting, as the scammers
scan the newsgroups for valid addresses to send junk mail to. If you want
someone to reply to you use a "Munged" email address such as
daviddotchapatbtopenworld.com

In article , Chap david.chap@nospamb
tinternet.com writes
I am trying to find websites showing patio designs/layouts so I can get
ideas. I have looked at WH Smith for magazines and books but can't seem to
find anything. I just want to get ideas.

If anyone knows of any books magazines or websites please e-mail me at
or reply to group.

Books with 'small gardens' or 'town gardens' in the title are good for
patio designs. I have one by David Stevenson which is good for
inspiration, also Roy Strong did one which has a few plans in it.

If you can get to a Waterstones, they're better than WH Smiths for
gardening ... take a day over it, browse as many books as you can and
buy the most useful.

Depending on your timescale, also visit a few gardens - look for the
'yellow book' of gardens open to the public for charity - there will be
a number of small private gardens open, and they're the best to look at
for ideas that will work in a reasonable sized space as opposed to an
estate.
--
Kay
"Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river"

wrote:
On Fri, 31 Dec 2004 16:12:47 -0000, "Martin"
wrote:


PS Best not put your email address in a newsgroup posting, as the
scammers scan the newsgroups for valid addresses to send junk mail
to. If you want someone to reply to you use a "Munged" email address
such as daviddotchapatbtopenworld.com

and if you do that to$$ers unmunge it and subscribe you to all sorts
of things you wouldn't believe existed.

Yes, there is always the risk that someone could go out of their way to do
that. But it is still better than leaving your actual email address visible
to bots.

Regards

Martin

Try Marshals web site i think it has a planner
http://www.grundey.clara.net/geshome.htm

Your local library could be a great starting point as well

Jay Jay

"Chap" wrote in message
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I am trying to find websites showing patio designs/layouts so I can get
ideas. I have looked at WH Smith for magazines and books but can't seem to
find anything. I just want to get ideas.

If anyone knows of any books magazines or websites please e-mail me at
or reply to group.

Thanks David.

Hi David,

There are lots of design ideas on the Marshalls web site -
http://home.marshalls.co.uk/. They also have a brochure with lots of
pictures, which you can order online.

HTH

Cheers

Nick
http://www.ukgardening.co.uk