Perfect Gardens

All gardens regardless of size, need some form of regular upkeep. Planning how much time can you devote do this is an important stage in garden design. Some elements require a lot more work than others, so your decision can make a big difference in the long run.

Usually lawn is the most labour-intensive element in the garden, as it requires mowing once a week during the gardening season. Basically, the less earth in your garden the less work will be required. But that need not mean great expanses of ugly concrete. Paving slabs, bricks and blocks come in wide range of tones and finishes. Plants in pots, ornaments and furniture can all add interest and colour to areas of hard surfacing. Decorative gravel is another option - provides a durable surface, but one through which plants can be planted directly into the soil, meaning they will need less looking after.

Patios

Back yards, especially concrete patios, are being transformed into luxurious extensions of the house. They're the new favourite room to relax, entertain, and cook. The range of surfaces in an increasing array of colours will meet your needs and create required effect.

Driveways

Driveway are generally designed to conform to the architecture of connected houses or other buildings with public roads. Variety of materials used for driveways blended with surrounded grand-cover plants and grass can transform a first image of your property.

Decking

Low or high level decking provides useful terrace space next to the house and can instantly transform a garden area. The raised platform can constitute a hazard for children or old or disabled people.

Fencing

Fences perform many tasks. They provide privacy, shelter you and your garden from the weather and keep children or pets in and intruders out. Fences can also look good, providing a strong, attractive framework for your landscape design.

Turfing

Lawn grasses play a key role on creating practical and attractive landscape around your home. These adaptable plants provide recreation and relaxation, as well as protect your soil and accent taller plants such as perennials, shrubs and trees.

Lighting

Landscape lighting goes beyond safety and security. It helps to blend interior and exterior space, draws attention to particular features and also extends the time in which your garden or patio can be enjoyed.