circular seating

Written by Colin Crane on . Posted in Groundworks, Landscape Design

Informal doesn’t come any better than circles. This circular seating area with a central fire pit oozes quality and when it is lit up in the evening, it really is a beautiful setting. This is not fully completed, but it is ready to be enjoyed.

Garden lighting

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Lighting is so important within garden design. After spending so much money on your garden, you will want to be able to see it in the winter months. This project is ongoing, but it has come on so much.

Walled Garden Design Cambridgeshire

Written by Colin Crane on . Posted in Landscape Design, Latest News

In 2019 I was approached by a client wanting to change a disused space.

The client wanted an extremely informal garden and a circular grassed area. I supplied a garden design consisting of various circles which created the beautiful brick pathway and a feature central lawn.

Although the project is still not completed to date, progress is ongoing. We have planted some beautiful multi-stemmed Birch trees also and we are awaiting some planting plans.

I think this is going to be a beautiful space, once completed. A truly tranquil, quiet place.

First cantilever pergola completed

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This was a first attempt for us to undertake a cantilever pergola. This is for a client in St Albans, Hertfordshire. It is a completely bespoke feature and was made from soft wood. The posts are Douglas Fir and are stunning. It will be great to see this when the client has painted it and when the paving has been completed. A very happy client and a very happy team.

 

 

 

Oak pergola

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2018 landscaping projects are well under way. This is an Oak pergola over a circular slate seating area.
The client asked for somewhere to sit in the late afternoon where the sun hits the garden. We undertook a complete garden design here which included hard and soft landscaping. This was undertaken in Cambridgeshire.

 

Second garden progressing very well

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A large garden design project based in St Neots Cambridgeshire is coming on well. This is stage one of the project and we are pretty much up to date with it now. Come spring time there will be lots of planting needed to be done, to really bring these areas together. A Mediterranean / Italian feel is what is required by the customer, who has Italian roots. Looking forward to it all coming together in the New Year.

Prickly hedge planting

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The use of prickly plants whilst planting a hedge is a great way for creating a boundary around your property which acts as a deterrent for unwanted intruders. In this planting we used Holly, Hawtorn and Pyracanther and infilled it with Hornbeam and Field Maple. Once established this hedge will give a myriad of berries and colour which will look fantastic in Autumn and Winter.

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