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What we do

From the road to the back boundary

From a single fence to a full garden build. Graham plans and carries out the landscaping, coordinating specialist trades where the job needs them. One person to talk to, with the connected work thought through together.

  1. The whole of it

    Garden Design & Landscaping

    Where the levels sit, where the water goes and how a machine gets in: three decisions made before digging that shape the work and its cost.

    The garden at Exton

    The stepping-stone approach to the pleached trees and brick terrace at Manet.

    The plan

    One garden, considered as a whole.

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  2. Off the road

    Driveways & Paths

    Permeable as standard, on a sub base that takes the weight of a car rather than the weight of a garden chair.

    A garden path

    A limestone garden path running between the new planting and the clipped hedge at Manet

    Under the surface

    The finish is only the top layer.

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  3. Against the house

    Patios & Paving

    A full mortar bed, and the falls set to carry water away from the house rather than towards it.

    Finished paving

    Limestone paving turning around the brick house, with planting beds beside the walls.

    How it is built

    What sits beneath the surface.

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  4. Up to the garden

    Stonework & Walls

    Drainage behind the wall and a footing under it, so the ground it is holding back has somewhere to send its water.

    Limestone and stonework

    A finished dry-stone faced retaining wall curving into mown lawn, with a paved terrace above it

    Cut through it

    Built with the ground, not against it.

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  5. On the top lawn

    Bespoke Garden Features

    Pergolas, raised beds and terracing, built to the same standard as the ground they are standing on.

    The planted border

    A planted border of grasses and agapanthus edged in timber, running in a straight line beside a gravel path and a clipped hedge

    How it goes together

    Designed into the garden, not added to it.

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  6. The back boundary

    Fencing & Gates

    Where the timber meets the ground is a common weak point. We pay attention to the posts, fixings and exposure before choosing what goes above them.

    The finished run

    A horizontally boarded timber fence with an open slatted top and capped posts, seen from behind its braced gate, with a limestone path running up to it

    Below the ground

    Strength begins below ground.

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Not sure which you need

How the work fits together

The illustration brings all six services together in one garden. Your project might need one of them, or several planned together. Either way, Graham is the person to ask. Tell us roughly what you have in mind and we will work out what the job involves when we come and look.