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Hi Dave,
Just had a sudden panic!
I am a garden designer and it is my plan to use the land to create landscaped gardens alongside a model farm and farm shop. Am I right in assuming this would be classed as agricultural/horticultural or would we need planning permission for a garden?
Sylvie
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Allowed land use
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Sylvie
, 15 Feb 2010 17:04
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Guest_Dave_*
Posted 15 February 2010 - 18:58
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Hi you would require planning permission if you intended to change agricultural land into a garden that was attached to a dwelling or its garden. If you were operating as a horticultural business selling only the plants that you grew on the land, then it maybe possible to construct a garden as a display area. If you stray from selling your own produce or import any hard landscaping materials on to the land you will need planning permission.
