We’ve been very excited to become approved installers for Jackson’s fencing recently. Having been keen to promote their beautiful and long lasting (25year garauntee) wooden fencing anyway it makes a lot of sense to be official. We’ve installed Jackson’s fencing in Gravesend, Cobham, meopham and Greenwich so far. Not only is the wooden post a […]
It was lovely to see this Gravesend garden again, completed 4 years ago, the echiums have absolutely flourished! One of the things that is so great about landscaping in Kent is the micro climate we enjoy, so despite not being fussed during the winter these echiums have survived.
We have been so thrilled to be managing this vegetable and cut flower garden at one of the properties we look after. There is such a fantastic amount of space, the outer two long borders are for foraged foliage etc, the central four beds are for rotational cut flower growing and the outer twelve are […]
Screw pile benefits Ease of installation (using fewer machines and taking less time). Faster installation. Lower carbon footprint. No need to remove soil from the site. Ability to install in close proximity to existing structures. Ease of removal when no longer needed. Can be installed in-between tree roots with no damage- checkout bracken house […]
“A structural insulated panel, or structural insulating panel, is a form of sandwich panel used in the construction industry. SIP is a sandwich structured composite, consisting of an insulating layer of rigid core sandwiched between two layers of structural board, used as a building material.” Wikipedia Just thought it might make sense to copy in […]
The green roof on the floristry studio was supplied by @greenroofsdirect and was their most lightweight option. It was pretty simple to install and thanks to the love and care provided by @flowersoffoxhall it is flourishing! “Hardened with 365 days of sea salt exposure 1061 mm of rain water 200 ltrs of organic seaweed fertiliser* […]
Never thought I’d be a drone guy, but I am a convert.
I love this path, it links all the entry points in such a romantic way. We back filled around the stones with soil before the gravel so we plant the chamomile and creeping thyme around them.
We were honoured to have worked with so much beautiful material. The weight of them never got easier but as the space developed it became more and more satisfying to complete each row.
The prep for any job is the most important part, on a patio this size it took a lot of meticulous level checking, line checking etc at each layer. To make sure the finished build up height at each junction would match with the height of existing features and graded correctly in order to deal […]