Garden sheds – go hand in hand with an image of an English garden.\u00a0 Were would we be without our garden sheds. A place to store our tools, a place to escape to when you other half’s parents come to visit, a space for potting your plants, a place of dreams were many great projects are started.
\nGarden shed are important, in fact when the GardenAdvice garden designers consider a concept for a new garden, shed and storage feature highly on the list of priorities.
\nThere a number of aspects to consider when considering your shed.\u00a0 As well as the obvious items such as size and colour and number of other aspects come in to consideration such as were best to place the shed so that it can become hidden or indeed become a feature.\u00a0 Its sometimes easier to make it into a feature by adding such items a false thatched roof or half cut rough oak timbers added to the sides and painted a different colour from the main shed.
\nScreening or hiding a shed can often to carried out with trellis or plants, ideally using evergreen plants such as pyrcantha orange glow or clematis armandii<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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