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Alan Pritchard

Garden Transformation

Design by- Emotive Garden Designs

Build by - Border Landscapes


What we did:

  • 200sq m of sandstone paving laid

  • 400 tonnes of imported soil and topsoil spread and levelled

  • 200sq m of new lawns seeded

  • New culvert pipes and driveway drainage installed

  • Pigsty re-pointed and re-roofed

  • Two large retaining walls built and faced with coped random sandstone

  • Two large compost bins built with retractable covers

  • Planting beds prepared and 60 lin m of plant training wires installed

  • Custom welded archway made and installed

  • 100 m of metal edging welded and installed


Before



Garden area before landscaping works started, border landscapes, cross ash, abergavenny

groundworks, garden landscaping, border landscaping on digger and dumper, building the landscaping elements

During


digging footings for large curved wall

large sandstone paving area, large steps, full planting beds, seating area

large metal arch way, paving stepping stones, natural stone retaining wall, two tier garden

laying limestone paving, slurry primed back of slab, insert drain cover, channel drain, flow point joints

curved wall with coping stones, mill stones

oak sleeper planting beds, curved stone wall, brick edging, step over

large oak sleeper, vegetable beds, slate chippings

greenhouse installation, concrete base

curved natural stone wall built by border landscapes , cross ash, abergavenny,

patio seating area



After


indian sandstone paving, coping stones, natural walling, planting beds, gardener, landscaper, gwent, Monmouthshire, Abergavenny, Usk, herefordshire, Newport, Monmouth, gilwern, trelleck, ross on wye, trellech, crickhowell, Brecon, Chepstow, cwmbran

Grass area, metal edging strips, paving, patio, greenhouse, greenhouse base, stepping stones, planting beds, compost area, fruit area, gardener, landscaper, gwent, Monmouthshire, Abergavenny, Usk, herefordshire, Newport, Monmouth, gilwern, trelleck, ross on wye, trellech, crickhowell, Brecon, Chepstow, cwmbran



Re using old mill stones



New planting, flower beds

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