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Add an entertaining area to your garden by adding natural stone paving. NaturalsStones paths are a great way of linking different areas within your garden. Natural stone edging can be used to define a lawn. Retain a barked area or to create a shingle path.
Our paving is always finished to a high standard. We offer a range of natural stone products from leading suppliers such as London Stone.
FINISHES INCLUDE
Slate natural stone paving ⋅ rich in colour, hard wearing
Indian sandstone paving ⋅ extremely hard-wearing and low maintenance
Granite paving ⋅ great non-slip surface and slight sparkle
Porcelain paving ⋅ consistent colour, sleek stylish appearance, hard wearing
WALLS RENDERED ⋅ RETAINING WALLS ⋅ LANDSCAPER SIDMOUTH
Many gardens have changes in levels that require retaining walls. Great garden design utilises retaining walls to define areas, creating ‘outdoor rooms’. All our brick/block walls are constructed by locally experienced bricklayers, to a high standard.
Decking is warm underfoot and is great for creating areas for entertaining. Lighting can be added to extend the party well into the night! All our decks are constructed to a high standard (pre-treated timber frames & high-quality decking boards). Finishes include hardwood or softwood boards (grooved or smooth boards), Millboard Decking and composite decking.
We always construct our fencing and trellis using quality pressure-treated timber. Our fencing is available in a variety of finishes: including hard/softwood slats, feather edge and close board panels.
Contemporary gardens: combine modern hard landscaping materials. Combine crisp rendered walls, granite paving. With strong architectural plants and flowers with bold colours. Bladed grasses and coloured herbaceous drifts.
Add a contemporary a garden planting scheme to your garden, by combining
For maximum impact always plant in groups using odd numbers. This will give your garden the most impact, producing dense drifts of colour. Bark around plants to retain moisture. This will reduce your weeding and your plants watering needs in those long hot summer months.
Create strong shapes and borders in your lawn and planting beds. Curves can add an informal element to your garden, whilst straighter lines are more formal. Use stepping stone paths to link areas of the lawn. Edging materials can include: natural stone edging setts, thin paving planks, timber edging and everedge.
Garden design idea ⋅ EverEdge edging allows you to easily add curves and define edges around your lawn.
Planting Groups: Combinations & Schemes
Ultimate plant guide ⋅ garden design ideas ⋅ plants for places ⋅ planting combinations
Decking ⋅ design ideas ⋅ products ⋅ construction ⋅ aftercare
Garden design guide ⋅ garden design themes
Paving guide ⋅ design ⋅ materials ⋅ drainage ⋅ suppliers
More paving ⋅ pointing ⋅ Sealing stone
How to plant ⋅ planting ⋅ watering
Ideas inspirations guide ⋅ includes images of past work
Garden makeover guide ⋅ slatted fencing ⋅ low maintenance gardens
Lawn care guide ⋅ turfing ⋅ soil types ⋅ drainage
Courtyard ⋅ small garden design
Garden clearance guide ⋅ clay soils ⋅ levelling
Artificial grass ⋅ design ⋅ installing ⋅ clean