Garden design and planting

From a bare plot to a garden you can live in: plan, soil preparation, planting, lawn and paths.

A garden is designed for the way you will use it: where the sun falls at seven in the evening, where the children play, how much time you want to spend on it. We start there, then draw a plan you can read.

What is included

Visit, measurements and a plan with a planting list
Soil preparation and improvement
Planting of trees, hedges, shrubs and perennials
New lawn, sown or laid as turf
Mulching of beds to hold water and keep weeds down

Good to know

Autumn is the best planting season: roots settle over winter and the garden needs far less watering the following summer. Plants that fail to take in the first year are replaced, as long as the watering advice we leave you has been followed.

Creating a garden does not qualify for the tax credit; only upkeep does. We plant with the legal distances from the boundary in mind, so a hedge does not become a dispute ten years later.

Plants guaranteed a yearReplaced if they fail to take, watering advice followed.

Written quoteLine by line, the tax credit lines set apart.

Leaves taken awayComposted, or shredded as mulch: burning is banned for households.

Before the frost

Tell us about your garden

Where it is, roughly how big, the hedge you have in mind or the leaves you are tired of raking. We come and look.

Rather talk it through? Call us on02 40 12 34 56