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sheffield paving solutions now has supplies of rock salt in handy 20kg bags, are you ready for the winter,
We offer free delivery in the Sheffield area from 1 bag to 1 pallet.
We supply hotels,leisure,retail,commercial,industrial and domestic custome

TimberClick London, South East and Brighton are now stocking a quality range of artificial grass to compliment its landscaping range of products.

One man has completed a 1,250 mile journey on an Etesia H124 ride-on mower in aid of national horticulture charity Perennial. Phil Voice trundled into John O’Groats on 15 October on the mower, successfully completing the epic ‘Mowerthon’, raising fun

One new product I saw at 100% Design exhibition which looked great was the metal Aquaduct range of Drainage grills which come in a variety of designs and can be made to order. Here are a few pictures:

Our neighbour has recently removed all the mature screening that existed on his side of the fence that borders our properties.  Consequently, we not only see into his garden but also across it to other gardens and bedrooms.  Not only has the privacy

We are having a bit of fun with our marketing and are having an 'official' Aura Landscapes mascot made. We have two choices and so I am posting the pictures to see which one people think works best:

Option 1 : Buster the Block Paver

Option 2 : Dizzee t

New Dark chocolate heavy duty lawn edging ( dark soil colour)

Worth remembering , a new colour in our recycled plastic lawn edging 2-3 mm.

For those that do not know the product it is not the cheap ones that are falling apart,

Our edgings are long lasti

Launched over 100 years ago, Joseph Rowntree established the trusts bearing his name. JRHT (Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust) owns the freehold of the vast majority of the properties in New Earswick, North Yorkshire. A major part of the trust’s gardenin

It is a sign of the times that trade shows for most industries have become smaller and Glee is an example of such a trend. With a smaller show, comes the obvious reduction in the number of exhibitors, this trend naturally continues with fewer buyers

I went up to Burnley on Thursday to collect a machine I bought at auction, the liquidators of B Rourke had sold the machine to pay their creditors.

Rourkes’ had been in business since 1961, its’ closure resulted in the loss of thirty-seven jobs. Th

Evening all, the following was written as an article for a hort magazine so apologies if you have seen it before, thought it appropriate to blog it now with Phil's epic journey just a few days away.

Do not read this it does not apply to you!

Perennial’

Slide 1 - Intro

Hi, this is a short video guide on some of the most commonly used block paving patterns for driveways, patios and paths

Slide 2 – 45 Degree Herringbone

The most popular style of block paving pattern is the 45 degree herringbone. This

Gladiolus tristis

Autumn is a time of anticipation as we wait for those bulb catalogues to appear online or drop through the letter box. Just as exciting is the process of deciding what to order from an ever increasing selection, which has greatly i

Garden Designer/Graduate Landscape Architect
job opportunity with Kirman Design.

www.kirmandesign.co.uk

Kirman Design is an established multi-award winning design practice based at Bents Garden & Home, Glazebury, Cheshire (Garden Centre of the Year). W

Your choice of bulbs is a very personal thing.  And of course, now is the time to start ordering, especially if you're a designer and need to order for clients.  Actually equally for your own garden.  We all put plenty of thought into our colour-sche

(This post was prompted by the following question from Craig Smith on LinkedIn : "How many professional landscape designers implement lighting into design plans?")

I wonder how many interior architects/designers would draw up plans without any mention