Recent Projects

• Wildlife pond re-visted

  Location: Sandiacre

  

  This wildlife pond was slightly changed from the orignal plan with new rocks and additional pond plants. Damsleflies and dragonflies are now visiting, a joy to watch. The pond is perfect for hedgehogs with foxes also sometimes visiting. Toads have been seen very near the pond so biodiversity has increased since installation.

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• Wildlife garden

  Location: Beeston

  

  I created the perfect wildlife garden for insects and birds to visit. A vibrant planting scheme allows different kinds of bees, butterflies, and moths to feel safe within the garden. A small wildife pond centers the garden attracting countless insects, hedgehogs and birds. After a few weeks I went back to garden and the sound of birds was unreal. Biodiversity increased instanty when the planting began, more insects soon after and birds followed in suit.

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• Planting of raised borders - re-visited

  Location: West bridgeford

  

  After planting the borders a while ago, I went back to do some more planting and to tidy up the beds. The colour is wonderful with the borders well structured. The client loves it!

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• Peaceful wildlife pond

  Location: Bramcote

  

  The client had a large stump removed which left a hole in the ground. I constructed a pond which fitted into the area perfectly. It is now a very tranquil space for wildlife to enjoy. Top soil was spread around the pond for wildlflowers and grasses to self seed. 

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• Wildlife pond

  Location: East Bridgeford

  

  This wildlife pond was designed to fit into a large garden which deer visit. The aim was attract more wildlife and be pleasing to the eye from the house. Various pond plants will establish to create the perfect balance in the pond.

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• Pond and decorative stream

  Location: West Bridgford, Nottingham

  

  The client wanted a small pond and stream made from sandstone which was from a fallen down wall in the front garden. The final result looks and sounds really nice with shells for added effect. Adding a pond and stream to your garden provides much needed water for mammals, insects and birds in summer.

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• Waterfall construction

  Location: Wollaton, Nottingham

  

  The existing pond needed cleaning and a new waterfall was built out of on-site sandstone. It is a great feature for birds to play and a very soothing sound. Waterfall rockeries are a great place for amphibians and insects to take shelter.

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• Planting of raised borders

  Location: West Bridgford, Nottingham

  

  The raised borders needed a planting scheme to suit the location. Some of borders are shady with others in the sun so a diverse planting sheme was needed to cover all aspects of the garden. The final product looked beautiful and finished the garden off.

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• Wildlife pond restoration with a deep filled bog area

  Location: Matlock, Derbyshire

  

  This wildlife pond was in need of restoration. A new liner and a change of margins provided a new space for amphibians and birds to thrive. Built on a very slight slope meant that the pond tilted into a bog area behind large rocks. The customer was keen to plant the pond however I gave them details of whats best to plant in certain areas.

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• Mini wildlife pond

  Location: Beeston, Nottingham

  

  This pond was created to benefit hedgehogs and local wildlife providing a safe water source to drink from. The pond can also be seen from a nearby conservatory which is pleasing to the eye.

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• Wildlife pond with a nature trail

  Location: Beeston

  

  This project started as a blank canvas with the area in need of a change. A wildlife pond was created surrounded in wildflowers and perennials to create a wildlife garden within a corner area of a back garden. Woodland planting along with meadow and wetland planting creates an area high in biodiversity which will look stunning in the coming months.

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• Wildlife garden re-visited

  Location: Melbourne

  

  This wildlife garden was constructed a few years ago but here are a few images of what it looks like in summer now. An amazing difference!

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• Wildlife pond with bog area

  Location: Sandiacre

  

  This wildlife pond was created to fit into an area by a tree with future plans to surround the area in wildflowers and a native hedge by the fence. This pond offers all margins including a bog area to suit a vast amount of native pond plants. The pond will be full of colour in summer with a water lily emerging from the deeper water. This design is ideal for wildlife with shallow areas, neatly laid cobbles and gravel for a neat affect. This pond will look stunning in a few months time when the plants establish.

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• Wildlife pond

  Location: Ibstock, Leicestershire

  

  This average sized wildlife pond was designed to fit into a lawned area with different margins to attract amphibians, birds and insects. The client was very happy to see frog spawn almost immediatly after the pond construction. Planting was added to create some cover and to attract more insects.

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• Wildlife pond

  Location: The Park, Nottingham

  

  Wildlife pond with planting. The client wanted to attract more wildlife so this pond is the perfect start. Frogs, toads, newts and birds can all enjoy. The view of the water is also nice from the house making a feature in the garden.

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• Mixed borders and trees

  Location: Newark

  

  This project was tailored to the client as he wanted different coloured shrubs. I designed a planting scheme with flowering shrubs all year for pollinating insects. Also the addition of trees, a mixed hedge and a grasses and cordyline bed finish off the look the client wanted.

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