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Are you getting the most from your expertly cultivated and perfectly aged wine collection?
Is your boxy, lacklustre lot getting you down? Make the small space come alive with a garden that feels much bigger
A focal point like a water feature will draw attention away from your neighbour’s yard
Hiring a professional to plan your garden may not be an option for everyone. Landscape designer Mia Harth of Swordfern Design offers useful tips to tackle a small city lot on your own.
Originally published in BC Home & Garden magazine. For regular updates, subscribe to our free Home and Garden e-newsletters, or purchase a subscription to the magazine.