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Would anyone review my small planting scheme?

Posted by Invicta on February 24, 2009 at 12:01pm in Design
I realise this is a bit cheeky but any help would be appreciated.I have a design and scheme, in Excel format, and would value a second opinion as this ismy first opportunity to do this sort of work for some time (what a nice change to "grounds maintenace" - it pays the bills but boy is it hard/boring work).Kind regards,BernTewkesbury
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  • Katrina Kieffer- Wells February 24, 2009 at 12:34pm
    Hi Bern

    Just wondered if you would like to attend an Earth Designs Open Day on March 20th.

    Details of the day can be found here

    https://landscapejuice.ning.com/events/earth-designs-open-day

    You could bring your planting scheme with you then and I would happily look at it for you.

    Kind regards

    Katrina
  • Colin Elliott February 24, 2009 at 1:23pm
    Happy to look at your scheme and make suggestions.
    Excel will be the spread sheet.....you have a layout drawing also?
    Colin
    www.gardendesignacademy.com
  • Invicta February 24, 2009 at 1:49pm
    Katrina,

    What an innovative way to encourage people but unfortunately for me it's a bit too far from Tewkesbury especially when business is picking up.

    Colin,
    I've used Excel for my overview of work, planting scheme and side elevation.
    It's very basic but, as I used to be an Excel expert, it is so easy for me to produce something which suits my needs and gives the client a decent set of visuals.

    I attached the workbook with the various worksheets and am happy to send the file seperately.

    Thank you both for such quick and helpful replies,
    Bern
    Tewkesbury
  • Lawncare-4u.co.uk May 28, 2009 at 2:22am
    i would find out where gas, water , mains / drains are underground !!

    do they want it traditional /old fashioned look?

    looks like over £5k if block paving new drive............................
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