Wildflower garden

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Our client requested wildflower and native tree planting. One year later and it is coming together beautifully.

Making a wildflower meadow is good for the environment. It supports bee populations which are in decline, and planting them will create an eco-friendly area attracting butterflies & birds too.

Whichever blend you choose, between May and early June is an excellent time to sow them while soil moisture levels, temperatures and light levels are sufficient to ensure good germination.

Children’s play area

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Our client requested a children’s play area for their back garden. 150mm of clean woodchip & geotextile membrane were used to complete the play area surfacing, while decorative gravel was used to complete a path to the clients vegetable garden. Our team assembled the play equipment and fitted it into position.

We hope the new play area and jungle gym bring lots of extra fun for the family this summer!

Idyllic 3D design

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This weeks design is a fantastic example of how wildflower gardens can be implemented. Wildflower gardens are excellent for our environment.

Besides their natural beauty, they are easy to care for and highly attractive to bees and other wildlife. Wildflower seeds are also an important food source for birds in the winter months, and have herbal and medicinal benefits.

Our design showcases a combination garden, showing that clients can implement more than one style to their homes. This garden oozes natural beauty, with a romantic and relaxing style.

3D Farmhouse design.

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This weeks landscape design is perfect for a farmhouse setting. A contemporary modern carport with log store, large vegetable garden with even span greenhouse, and a selection of plants and shrubs encapsulate the style of this modern country home.

Our client wanted the space to be functional, understated and picturesque.