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Garden 'partition' ideas?
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I think of anything that might down-value my most valuable asset as being expensive.getmore4less wrote: »depends what you think of as cheap
That's why I'd rather have a cheap hedge and 'suffer' for the time it needs to grow and do its job.0 -
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tizzle6560 wrote: »Why would a well constructed fence/partition devalue the garden/property overall.
If you look carefully, I didn't say that it would. I was suggesting that out of the cheaper solutions, hedges are best, but it is a matter of personal choice.
Mind you, when I drop in at RHS Rosemoor on my way to the shops, I don't see their many garden rooms enclosed by fencing.
Maybe they're missing-out?0
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