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Wildflower Meadows and Turf

Wildflower meadows offer numerous benefits for your garden and the environment. By planting a diverse mix of native wildflowers, you’ll attract bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators, boosting biodiversity and supporting local ecosystems. These meadows also help suppress weeds, reduce mowing needs, and naturally improve soil health.

Our team specializes in designing and planting diverse, low-maintenance wildflower meadows that create stunning, natural aesthetics for your garden.

Courtyard garden with an olive tree, ornamental grasses, and limestone paving against a flint barn

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Young grasses establishing above an oak sleeper retaining wall

LANDSCAPING SERVICES

Every project we take on is some combination of the work below, scaled to the brief and the budget.

  • Laid with the right falls, the right foundations, and edging that holds its line. A well-built patio looks the same after ten winters as it did in its first summer.

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  • Hardwood for longevity, softwood where the budget asks for it. Either way, the structure underneath matters as much as the boards on top: joist spacing, ventilation, and fixings that won't telegraph rust to the surface.

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  • Most lawn problems start before the turf goes down. Proper soil preparation, levelling, and drainage are what make the difference between a lawn that establishes well and one that struggles.

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  • Irrigation done well is invisible and saves more water than it uses. We design systems zoned to the planting, with timers and sensors that respond to the weather rather than the calendar.

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  • Right plant, right place. We design planting that works with the soil, the aspect, and the way each part of the garden gets used through the year.

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  • Garden lighting that picks out what should be seen at night, and stays out of the way of what shouldn't. We layer path, accent, and ambient lighting, and choose warm temperatures that flatter the planting and the materials.

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  • Wildflower planting is patient work, two or three seasons before it really settles. We choose the seed mix to suit your soil and aspect, prepare the ground, and explain the mowing routine that keeps it going year on year.

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  • Planters, fences, pergolas, gates, benches, screens, and the kind of details that solve a problem only your garden has. Made to suit the design, by the people building the rest of it.

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