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Landscaping of chalet garden
By Janetcroker
15 Sep, 2009
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The rocks were carefully put in place and have created a perfect back drop for the huge variety of plants. Lady's Mantle grows wild and is great for filling in the gaps.
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Thank you. We do B&B in the summer and ski holidays in the Winter, www.alpinechaletweekends.co.uk
16 Sep, 2009
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Lovely picture Janet, your home aswell as garden look very pretty.
16 Sep, 2009