Court Yard Flower Bed
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Overview
The Court Yard Flower Bed is located in Pen-y-Dre's Court Yard. This site is suitable to grow plants,fruit and vegetables in as it is fully exposed to sunlight and water.
The length of the site is 7m and the width is also 7m, meaning that the area is 49m2.
Although the site is exposed to sunlight and water, there are also challenges in that area. Around that area there are benches, meaning that the area is local. There could be some cases of vandalism.
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