The Cotoneaster at the front of the garden had become very large and was taking up a lot of space on the perimeter fence. This was removed along with the old fence and grass.
Stripping out the Cotoneaster opened up the garden, made it lighter and easier to access.
The ground was levelled to prepare it for membrane, with a timber sleeper border around the edge.
Once the new fence was constructed, and the timber border went down the garden started taking shape.
Once the ground was covered in membrane and the border was completed, the area was filled with Chard Flint gravel. It’s light in colour and a cost effective option.
This bin store was a flat pack option, but we often construct our own. An area at the front was cut out, to fill with concrete, for the bin store base. The circle in the middle is lined with EverEdge, steel edging. A Cherry tree is going to be planted in the centre and then mulched.
This project is almost complete, just a few finishing touches early next week. Come back to us then to see the end result!
