Landscaping Play and Edible Garden

Wavertree - Liverpool - Merseyside

What is an Edible Garden?

An edible garden is basically a garden that has edible produce in it such as lettuce, carrots, herbs etc. Colourful produce such as berries and strawberries look fantastic in an edible garden and take the average dull look of a vegetable garden away.

What is a Play Garden?

A play garden is where children with all abilities can play outdoors with independence and imagination. It allows children to of all abilities to communicate with each other and develop their skills while having fun. It re-connects children with nature through engagement with soil, water and sand etc.

Our Edible play garden

We are carrying out this landscaping project in the Wavetree area of Liverpool Merseyside. Our landscape architect has designed this currently useless garden space into a usable play area for the kids with a Summer house and raised planters for an Edible Garden.

Here are just some of our progression photographs

Pic 1: Before garden transformation

Pic 2: During Tree Felling

Pic 3: Logs Chopped

Pic 4: Clearance of trees, logs and debris

Pic 5: Excavation of garden

Pic 6: Land Drains

Pic 7: During Installation of trampoline pit

Pic 8: During construction of trampoline pit

Pic 9: Trampoline Fitted

Pic 10: Planters for Edible Garden

Pic 10: Basecoat ready for wet pour

Pic 11: After wet pour installed (soft surface for kids)

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We will be updating this project throughout the week as the landscaping works progress. Please keep checking this blog for more info.

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Comments

Atlantic Trampolines March 31, 2013 at 11:47am

In the photo of the trampoline pit there is an extra hole at the bottom, is this for extra drainage?
Stuart Land-Scape.co.uk March 31, 2013 at 11:57am

very nice work

why such a good finish on the trampoline pit wall, is there a post trampoline plan for it, like a seating area or summit?