If you’re going to link the buildings with a path of some sort, I’ve seen some really interesting ‘rock garden’ ideas recently with a path and water feature made to look like a dried riverbed. I’ll try to find a good picture. It might not be an idea for everyone but it looked pretty unique!
I can’t find the picture I saw before... how frustrating.
This is kind of similar to what I was thinking. You could do a stone path between the doors. They look like they’re different distances from the back wall, so you could do a straight diagonal or a curving path. If the path is straight, you could do like a dry riverbed look with a little ‘waterfall’ parallel to the path. If you make a curved path, you could do a round water feature.
Obviously I don’t know your budget or if this would be practical for you. My ideas always sound so great in my head but hard to explain!
Something like this but obviously much smaller scale.
I can’t find the picture I saw before... how frustrating.
This is kind of similar to what I was thinking. You could do a stone path between the doors. They look like they’re different distances from the back wall, so you could do a straight diagonal or a curving path. If the path is straight, you could do like a dry riverbed look with a little ‘waterfall’ parallel to the path. If you make a curved path, you could do a round water feature.
Obviously I don’t know your budget or if this would be practical for you. My ideas always sound so great in my head but hard to explain!
Something like this but obviously much smaller scale.
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Now we’ll have a think 🤔 ...
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.