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Paved Sluisplein gets green facade garden and planters: ‘Then we can sit here with the neighbors’

Paved Sluisplein gets green facade garden and planters: ‘Then we can sit here with the neighbors’

Residents of Sluisplein created a new facade garden using wild dune plants on Tuesday morning to add greenery to the area. The project will be further enhanced later this week when the municipality of Velsen installs planters and benches for the community to use.

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