Used to obstruct a water course in order to divert it, create flooding, or simply slow down the flow of water. In this case, Chestnut logs were used for flood control, to stem the flow, and for habitat creation.

Updated drainage installed, this planted and turfed area was used to aid in removing excess water - as well as to add colour and life to an abandoned space surrounding a water treatment plant.

Designed and created in a 'barn style' to blend into the semi-rural surroundings, with a split level base for raised seating set 500mm above ground

Outbuildings are a large part of country properties, but can easily be restored to become a watertight usable space. Improved drainage, new guttering, a new roof and makeover for this old stable block

Ongoing stewardship, and general lawn maintenance - providing classic stripes as the garden rolls into the adjoining fields

A simple chestnut post & rail fence installed to finish off the front of this impressive property as part of other works. 'In keeping' with others locally and offering 'just enough' privacy with several specimen trees.

Used to surround a large water feature or to create a standalone garden feature - can also be used around seating areas or to blend into the surrounding landscape

Making use of existing items on a rural estate to provide a soft planting scheme, including this old water trough filled with evergreens and late summer colour taking a feed from the shed guttering

Using turf from The Wildflower Turf Company; seed, or their Meadowscape Pro medium, there are various products for different applications 

With an underlying chalk base, the client needed additional water retention in certain areas. Finished with an extended patio with soakaways beneath for winter run off, a clay paver path and mature planting, a concrete base and a summer house, plus a full re-turf.

A large multi-faceted project on a grand scale. Drainage, soil & turf management, planted beds, and a water feature with mature tree and shrub planting to boundaries.