The Independent - London, May 21st, 1994
MY HUSBAND and I recently moved into a central London 1840s terrace house with a tiny garden - about 15ft square, with an additional paved area beside the house. The previous owners' maintenance was limited to mowing what passes for a lawn, but there is potential for an attractive town garden. The nub of the problem is that there are a number of what the estate agents described as "mature shrubs" in the garden, including a vast bay tree. As a novice gardener whose previous experience is confined to a balcony, I have no idea whether these shrubs are worth saving or not. There is no doubt that...
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