KP Garden Design & Landscaping have a wealth of experience in redesigning and transforming the gardens of our clients. We take a great pride in our landscape gardening expertise, and always endeavour to create gardens which fit in with their surroundings as well as the needs of the client. This page shows some examples of the work we have done on previous occasions, turning a dreary garden into an attractive landscape.
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Awkwardly shaped garden
This odd shaped garden was quite short, wide and overlooked from one side. The client wanted a fairly traditional design, with a decent sized lawn, a small play area, and a separate herb garden.
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This north facing courtyard garden was tired and in need of attention. The clients quite liked the basic layout and wanted to avoid the expense of ripping the entire garden out and starting again.
New paving, decking and some subtle re-shaping created a peaceful and relaxing garden with a distinct Mediterranean feel.
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This client wanted a raised seating area so she could enjoy the views across Shoreham Airport and the South Downs. She also wanted a water feature, and to lose the existing lawn to reduce maintenance.
Water cascades out from the top of the seating area, runs along a rill to a simple fountain, and then draws the eye out of the garden as it cuts across the patio and disappears underground.
Planting is low maintenance with plenty of contrasting shapes and colours.
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This long-neglected beach-front garden had benefited from the purchase of extra land, enabling a complete re-design and the addition of a swimming pool.
The transition from house to garden has been maximized by keeping the deck area on the same level as the house floor. This then blends in to a natural stone patio area that extends around the new swimming pool, with drainage channels to eliminate any potential flooding.
The circular deck area is situated to give views down the beach as the sun goes down, and the raised beds lead the eye past an artificial lawn and out to sea.
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This north facing garden was on a steep slope. The owner wanted the garden to have plenty of room for plants. She also wanted to make a feature of the existing tree and to have a seating area near the top of the garden, in order to catch as much of the summer sun as possible.
The new design incorporated a curving set of steps that lead the eye away from the access gate at the top of the garden, and three major levels. The top two levels are of different aggregates, making plant addition easy. A tree seat gives a more shaded area to relax in.
Contact KP Garden & Landscape Design today for more information on how our gardening design ideas can transform the landscape around your home, and turn it into a place people want to visit!