Trees

miss_moneypenny

7 years ago

Please tell me what type of trees you planted. Thank you

Heritage Home – Renovation and Additions to Existing House, Clifton Hill · More Info

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Cathi Colla Architects
7 years ago
Hello miss_moneypenny, thanks for your question.

The trees were planted earlier in the design stage, and prior to our involvement with the landscape design. Sorry that we cannot assist you with your answer.

Cathi
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