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Problem 1: How do you block a view of industrial areas that are clearly visable from your back garden and house windows whilst keeping the wonderful and tranquil feeling of living next to a canal?

Problem 2: Access to the backgarden is extremely limited, only a narrow 3 foot passage way for access.

Answer: You order a 17 foot high variegated holly with a 4 1/2 foot wide rootball from Horticolour and bring it in on the canal of course!

The Holly arrives at the boatyard.

The Holly is safely secured on the barge.

The barge turns for its journey.

The Holly is on its way.

The Holly is in place and instantly improves the view.

The above views show what can be achieved with thoughtful planting to improve your outdoor living space and increase the value of your property instantly. Call us to see how we can help you.