New build garden design Leicestershire - before & after
Leicestershire Gardens Design Co.
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
The Robertson family were looking for a beautiful low maintenance garden where they could enjoy spending time all year round.
Their old garden was very basic and the lawn was in poor condition.
We included a brick built curved fire pit, raised sun deck, BBQ area, artificial lawn and curved patio area for dining. Here is the 3D design...
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mayerl5511
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Comments (12)I would say that 2 of the best trees for a small garden are Cratageus prunifolia and Prunus subhirtella subsp. autumnalis (the form 'Rosea' being a darker pink. Both these have good autumn colour. The first, a hawthorn species, also has lots of bright red fruits in the winter and white clusters of flowers in spring. The second, Autumn Flowering Cherry, often flowers for 5 to 6 months, from Autumn through to March/April. Obviously you are unlikely to want to put any trees right in the middle of the garden but it is worth avoiding putting them hard up against the edges of the space. If you start with a small specimen, ideally bare-root, it should be quite possible to establish one or two trees on that bank. Using Mycorrhiza powder, when planting, will increase the rate of establishment of any trees or shrubs you put in. Most Garden Centres should have it....See MoreBefore & After: East London Garden Flat
Comments (5)Thank you very much for the positive feedback. If you would like any additional information on the project please feel free to contact us with any questions....See MoreBefore & After: Walled Garden Enhances Regency Style Home in Hampshire
Comments (6)The view through the circular wall is really inviting. The irrigation system looks a very ingenious idea too...See MoreFront Garden Design in Hadley Wood Before and After
Comments (6)That looks so good. I absolutely love traditional clay brick pavers (I have them in my garden) and they finish off the steps a treat. Lovely transformation....See More- PRO
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