Oriental design
By Mookins
Norfolk,
United Kingdom 
Am after some oreiental inspiration that will be in a section of garden
It gets hit first by the early morning sun, quite a hot spot,cools down by about 1pm not much wind but with an area always shaded possible best for a climber as its a thin section against a shed.Im more than happy to have fruit bushes/trees and and more than happy to add in a pergola
Im after lots of colour, climbers,various heights and ground cover. lots of scents but needs to be non bare through winter.
Like I said they dont have to be oreiental just looking that way. The area to cover is a reversed "L" shape.
hope people can see the start to my vision. Im saving hard for this area so if anybody knows or seen anything on offers please let me know
thanks all for your help, will keep up to date with this area with lots of photos and blogs
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22 Jul, 2009
Answers
I manage to find quite a few treasures in charity shops, usually very reasonably priced, just a thought!
22 Jul, 2009
I can only get one pic on a question so will do a lil blog and try to get the pictures in order for an all round of the area
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22 Jul, 2009
i have japanese anenomes if you are interested.
22 Jul, 2009
I had two of these called Queen Carlotte they both died!!! scary stuff dont know what I did wrong
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22 Jul, 2009
strange i find it a bit rampant. they take time to establish. can send you more as well as september charm.
22 Jul, 2009
Previous question
Any chance of a photo of the area, to get a general idea of the space? And are you sure you mean oriental - Japanese gardens, for instance, are loads of pebbles swirled into shapes every day, with possibly a cherry tree and an acer or two. And water, of course, very important in oriental spaces
22 Jul, 2009