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Hard Landscaping

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Here we removed an old tree stump and dug out an area for a sunken patio and pergola, to make a pleasant seating area in a previously unusable part of this small garden.

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Pergola created from recycled wood. We dug out a flat area for the patio int his sloping garden and used old scaffolding planks for a retaining wall.

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A herringbone patio created from reclaimed bricks and stone for a seating area.

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An under-cover area for a summer house makes it usable all year round.

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A beautifully crafted long-drop toilet with a view up into the trees.

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Batten screening creates privacy with dappled light and a good structure to support climbing plants.

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Base for a yurt in a forest school created entirely using wood off-cuts from local builders.

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Brick steps connecting a sunken patio area to a lawn.

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This deck and screening made a usable seating area in a part of the garden on multi-levels.

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Sleek decking with built in bench and planting boxes.

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Bespoke poly-tunnel created in a walled garden.

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Reclaimed bricks were used to create this beautiful focal point with planting space in the centre.

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Charring wood for this fence protected it against the weather as well as accentuating the beautiful natural grain.

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Bespoke gate for a veggie patch created from pallet wood.

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A replacement arbour for these climbing roses created a walkway dripping with roses through the beech hedge.

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A new lease of life for an old shed. This was re-clad using recycled wood and windows.

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Beautiful pallet wood fencing is a lovely backdrop for a cottage garden bed.

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Raised vegetable beds created from timber off-cuts.

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Sleek raised beds.

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A sculptural bug house creates a gorgeous focal point in any garden as well as providing habitats for many mini-beasts.

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Diving gannet sculpture.

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Marbles enhance this sculpture when the light shines through it.

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Beautiful charred wood sculptures.

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An old ham-stone obelisk created a great habitat for many creatures as well as being an interesting focal point.

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A useful hide-away for a forest school storage area with built in display case for interesting finds.

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A pallet wood tree-house.

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A hide-away for little ones. We shingled the roof with old feather board fencing panels.

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A decking area with built-in table made from old cable reels.

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A bird hide/tree-house woven with hazel cuttings.

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Hazel hurdles for a veggie patch.
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A 'Dedge' (dead hedge) creates a fantastic habitat for many mammals and insects, allows for a slow release of carbon as well as being sculptural!
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