RHS Green Fingers award winners 2002 RHS Green Fingers Best in Britain 2002 award winners

Services we offer:

Landscape design

Hard & soft landscaping (paving , walls, beds & lawns)

Decking (striking decks in hard or softwood)

Period restoration (restoration of soft landscapes and period build. Skilled at working with natural hydraulic lime used in the repair of historical buildings. Experts at building with natural stone)

Drives (drives of distinction on the most awkward of sites)

Mosaics, murals, marbling, trompe l`oeil (mesmeric artwork by our sicilian trained artist)

Pergolas, fences and woodwork Lighting and water features

Maintenance (from new to mature, all gardens are treated with TLC)

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RHS Greenfingers Best In Britain 2002

In 2001 we were approached by St Brides Church in Wales primary school to create a sensory garden on their grounds. Our design proposal was submitted to Alan Titchmarch's "Gardens for Schools".

Mr Titchmarch awarded St Brides with a grant and with extra monies raised from recycling and environmental activities that the school participated in, works on the sensory garden commenced.

The design of the garden was based on a Celtic Knot.

During and after school hours children are encouraged to to take part in activities to raise their awareness of horticulture, wildlife and the environment.

Shingle for sound and rubber matting for touch was used for the path.

A very large deck was built for outdoor lessons, performances and presentations.

Every child had some input. All pupils made a mosaic relating to wildlife or horticulture.

Sight , sound, taste, smell, touch. The garden is a sensory delight.

After completion the school was entered into the RHS sponsored competition "Green Fingers" and won best in Britain 2002!

Copies of the certificate and letters appraising the transformation from Alan Titchmarch can be viewed in our portfolio.

Many thanks to Susan Jones, Clare Revera, Beth Lloyd, Jill Money, Alan Titchmarch and all the pupils, staff and parents at St Brides Church In Wales primary school.