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Design No 3 A steeply sloping back
garden is levelled to create a lawn area and a flower bed retained by pressure
treated wooden poles, a gravel pathway enables easy access to the border for
planting and weeding.
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Preparing two level areas at different heights . |
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The planted borders, the level lawn is behind. |
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Lawn with the view up the valley |
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Steps linking the two level areas with the lower garden |
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Design No 3 The area is
enhanced simply by changing an uninteresting square lawn into a circular one ,
the lawn becomes a feature in itself and additional planting areas are
automatically created .
Square
Circular awaiting new planting scheme
Design No 4 A large open wind swept garden with a
parking area in front of the house needed to have smaller rooms created with
nooks and crannies and hidden pathways .It was decided to plant a laurel hedge
nearly all the way around the parking area and leave three small gaps in the
hedge and one large gap leading to the house. This hedge screens the
parked cars , acts as a windbreak and is a central focus point for fanning out
and exploring the rest of the hidden garden sections behind it
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Open to the elements with very little privacy. |
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Laurel hedge screens car parking area as well as creating hidden secret pathways |
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Side view of the parking roundabout. |
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The view from the house and the now sheltered areas. |
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Design No
6
A narrow sloping garden has been planted to create
a winding pathway Views of the golf course can now be enjoyed from the summer
house positioned at the top of the garden which has a screened patio area in
front for summer barbecues .
Before After planting and BBQ area
at the top of the garden
