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Privacy Trees

6 years ago

Excellent use of space and the atmosphere created is enviable. Would you be able to confirm the species of deciduous tree used between the properties?

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BonaVista Pools
6 years ago
Hello @mmmunroe. Often in these types of projects, the pool is built and then the landscape designer comes in to complete the landscaping around the project. Unfortunately, I am unable to answer your question related to the trees. Many thanks for your interest!

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