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Urban Back Garden Design in St. Andrews

The first step was to scalp the small back lawn, which was patchy and didn’t grow very well. There is no access to the garden, other than through the house, which makes it difficult to maintain it or to store gardening equipment such as mowers.

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Larch Timber Framed Garden Design

As the garden is very compact, Ali created a design that would work well for all the family. Play time, relaxation and vegetable growing were ...
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Landscaping

Building an Outdoor Kitchen

During these strange days of lock downs, limited travel and adventure, being able to chill in your own garden haven is a real luxury. Whilst ...
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Landscaping

Back Garden Make Over

To compliment the paving we used limestone to create a semi circular bed with steps leading down to the garden. These had to be cut ...
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Garden Design

Prairie Design with Pergola

First off I went in the week prior to the boys started landscaping to dig out plants that we wanted to keep for the final ...
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Landscaping

Bamboo is For Life Not Just For Christmas

This garden was created in the 90’s and was quite heavy with large shrubs and a pond in the far corner. So, our first task ...
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Landscaping

Finalising Hillside Garden

Amelanchier lamarckii Prior to planting the borders we planted a mature Amelanchier lamarckii (Snowy Mespilus) at the top of the hill, just down from the ...
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Garden Maintenance

Preliminary Gardening Prior to Landscaping

I always feel a bit sad when plants have to go to the great compost in the sky, so it was great that our customer ...
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Landscaping

Hillside Garden Progress

We had a fair bit of rain half way through the week which made the going tough. The team were determined to soldier on during ...
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Landscaping

Hillside Terraced Garden Design

The pathway has been scalped with the lower area in the above photo showing where the new lawn will be. We are raising up this ...
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