Brett Landscaping’s products have featured in an award winning garden at the RHS Show Tatton Park

[PRESS RELEASE] The garden, designed by Stephen Dennis and installed by Brett Approved Installers Fulford and Mole Driveways and Patios Ltd of Staffordshire, won a Bronze medal at the annual event in Cheshire. The garden called Breathe features a large glass cube set on a patio deck around an attractive pond providing an area for relaxation or entertainment. Brett supplied its Travertine natural stone paving for the stylish patio area, in addition to providing Spanish white cobbles, white marble decorative aggregates and sandstone spheres. Stephen Dennis, of Stephen Dennis Designs commented: “The garden was very well received at Bloom in Ireland and I am pleased that it has now achieved success at Tatton Park. Importantly, we have had really favourable comments from visitors about our garden. They’ve seen that you can have a garden which can be enjoyed by the whole family. Teenagers can enjoy listening to music in the glass cube while their parents relax undisturbed on the patio and green areas.” Brett Approved Installer Richard Mole, of Fulford and Mole Driveways and Patios Ltd added: “Seeing our hard work recognised by industry professionals was absolutely fantastic, we are extremely pleased that we’ve picked up the bronze medal. The finished garden looks superb and has certainly provided plenty of ideas for visitors to try out in their own gardens. It’s the first time I have used Travertine, I found it’s a great product that looks really beautiful.” Jon Mathias, Business Development Manager for the Brett Approved Installer scheme: “It is great to see Brett Landscaping’s products featured in an award-winning garden at Tatton Park. The success of this garden was down to partnership working. We worked closely with Stephen Dennis to bring this garden to Tatton Park. Brett Approved Installer Richard Mole then did a professional job in carrying out the installation.” For more information on Brett Landscaping’s range of garden paving and to download the new Gardens & Drives brochure please visit: www.brett.co.uk/gardensanddrives.

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