Urban Oasis: Creating Garden Sanctuaries in the City
Narrow yards, shady alleys, tiny balconies, even windy rooftops can be transformed into cozy garden rooms and refreshing, comfortable sanctuaries. Working within the limitations of the urban landscape can be a challenge for most designers, but this group of experts uses the urban palette as a resource for creating exciting city gardens.
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9th Ave, San Francisco, CA, USA
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