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Posted by Willy McTavish on 2 April 2013

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This garden needed to be completely cleared of all the overgrown plants, shrubs and bushes. The grass and borders also needed to be removed. Once this was done we were able to set about levelling the ground and laying a good quality weed suppressant, before the delivery of the gravel. The gravel was then laid evenly to the required depth.  

The clients supplied their own plants and planters for this project which we were happy to plant for them, and with a few strategically placed rocks the end result was 
a nice looking low maintenance garden.

 

 

 

 

This was exactly what our clients had wanted and they were very pleased with the result. We received a really nice email from them, feedback is always welcome, which with their permission, we have published on our testimonial page, (every one likes a pat on the back). This project took two people two days to complete.


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Hi, I'm Willy. As you probably know all good gardens have an army of worms just like me; working away keeping the soil in tip top condition by breaking down the impurities which then produce the most natural compost you could wish for. I am a part of the Create Landscaping team and my aim is to pass on my garden knowledge and tips so together we can create the kind of garden you desire and keep it that way. Alan and the rest of the team are here to help and between us I'm sure we can achieve your dream garden. Give the guys a call to see what we can do for you.

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