Supports & stakes at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show

Room in the Garden

No.1 River Ground Stables, The Walled Garden, Cowdray Park, Midhurst, West Sussex, GU29 9AL

01730 816881 Fax: 01730 816681 Mobile: 07711 781088

www.roominthegarden.co.uk

Email: info@roominthegarden.co.uk

Room in the Garden - elegant designs for the garden in rusted iron hand made at our workshops in West Sussex. Beautiful medieval gazebos and dining pavilions - a room in your garden.
Plant supports - functional during the summer and offering structural quality to the garden during the bare winter months.
Pergolas and planters made to measure - just email your required measurements.
Arches - a range of different designs and sizes.
Water Feature - a slender pyramid.
Come and visit us at The Walled Garden at Cowdray, our Tudor restoration project still in progress - open between 10.00am and 4.00pm on weekdays.

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