Clients had acquired additional land at the foot of their garden in Stock, Essex, which was quite heavily wooded with largely self-sown trees.
It was hard to use and enjoy and all that they could foresee was a lot of labour in clearing up leaf litter each autumn.
We were commissioned to develop ideas and a design which was speedily approved. With budget agreed, we were off!
Poor trees were thinned, allowing for more light for attractive underplanting – and more all year round interest. Paths were constructed in free draining crushed limestone, which snaked their way through the trees, making for an interesting woodland walk and a sense of adventure for grandchildren.
The transition from the more formal garden to the woodland was then completed with a circular paved seating area and marginal planting
Occasional low level lighting added a magical touch and customers were now able to fully enjoy their new acquisition.
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