Curved paths and borders-Tadworth, Surrey
The large L-shaped garden lacked cohesiveness, shape and colour.
The lawn was reshaped creating lots of planting space which allowed us to add colour. The existing hedges were diseased so their removal gave a great opportunity to make the garden more wildlife friendly.
The patio was redesigned create more space for seating and to flow continuously with the curved path. Mandarin stone was used for part of the patio.
Imperial Landscapes built the garden.
Irrigation and lighting were also installed in the garden.
Colourful, wildlife friendly planting replaced dying hedges
Shade loving plants stand out against the black fencing
Slatted cedar wood pergola
Spring colour
Reshaped lawn and new lighting
Lighting
A dying hedge- before
