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Top left - sitting on this deck you are dappled in 'bush light' from the sun filtering through the Eucalyptus canopy, and are soothed by their aromatic foliage and that of the pines just behind.
Right - all of the plants in this photo are from Australia or New Zealand. When you arrive at this deck you are not visible from the house.
Below left and centre - the journey from the house to the aromatherapy garden leads you through a dense planting of unusual species.

Left - you can just about see the aromatherapy deck towards the back of the garden in the centre, past the Foxglove Tree, Strawberry tree and Ginger.
Centre - before we created the central beds. If you look at the shed in the back left hand corner of the garden you can see it also in the photo to the left which is taken from the same position.
Right - the height of the Eucalyptus and the way they sway in the wind gives a woodland character to this part of the garden.

Top left - this is the begining of the curving path that is the entrance to the garden from the patio adjoining the house, looking through the branching structure of Arbutus unedo.
Below left - the top end of the curving path leading to the lawn.
Right - on the other side of the lawn you can turn left to the bog garden or right to go to the aromatherapy deck.