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Advice on how to disguise Biocycle

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  • 28-09-2017 9:06am
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    Homer
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    Hi all,

    I am looking for advice on how we might try and hide/disguise a bicycle unit in the garden on a new house we just moved in to! Its smack bang in the centre of the garden (approx 1/2 acre site) and I would love for some way to hide it while still having access if required. We are not prolific gardeners so thought maybe some of the posters in here would have come across this issue before! Many thanks in advance for any and all advice. Would a fake well be an option?

    Can post a pic if required.


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    SCOL
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    Don't cut the grass !!! have a "wild" garden !!!!

    you could plant a few small bushed around it just to take your eye off it.


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    macraignil
    Registered Users Posts: 3,443 ✭✭✭macraignil


    Homer wrote: »
    Hi all,

    I am looking for advice on how we might try and hide/disguise a bicycle unit in the garden on a new house we just moved in to! Its smack bang in the centre of the garden (approx 1/2 acre site) and I would love for some way to hide it while still having access if required. We are not prolific gardeners so thought maybe some of the posters in here would have come across this issue before! Many thanks in advance for any and all advice. Would a fake well be an option?

    Can post a pic if required.

    Went for a hedge to disguise one in my garden, just leaving the side facing away from the house open for access. Planted some virginia creeper and some flowers (nepeta, erysimum & zinnia) as well that have done a fairly good job of disguising it while the hedge has been getting established. I started the hedge with plants I grew from seed so you could probably buy more established hedge plants if you wanted a screen faster.


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