Happy Clients, Happy Me

Happy Clients, Happy Me

I'm not normally one to toot my own trumpet but I'm just so excited about this garden.

A while ago, My Garden Design created a layout plan for a landscaper in West Sussex.  On the 2D plan, it looks intriguing, but now that it's been built, it's amazing! I just had to share it with you.  The plants are being delivered next week and once they're in, this garden is going to be overflowing with the wow factor.  By all accounts the client is over the moon with it.

Here are the before pictures, the design and the after pics.  What do you think?  The landscaper is G W Landscapes Design And Build - hasn't he done a great job?

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  • LJN PRO

    I like the 'simplicity' of that design and makes good use of the area and once planted will be eye catching 👍

  • PRO

    Very nice garden design - it ticks all the boxes for me. 

    1. it's great to see people maximising their front gardens

    2. quality hard landscaping without being over the top

    3. nice wide borders

    4. getting the best out of a sloping garden 

    5. simple, bold design 

    I think I'd have preferred the steps off the driveway, however I'm sure the steps work visually very well from the lounge window. 
    have you used photina before as a hedge?

    • Thank  you for your kind words!

      Yes this garden does tick a lot of boxes and I am also glad to see people spending money on their front gardens.

      I have personally not used Photinia as a hedge before but I know it works well, especially if kept under control.

      Paul

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