We do not visit too many gardens where people attempt to grow exotic plants or frost tender planting. This is one of the exceptions, we have been visiting this house since the business established in 2015 and every year end of April, we start to bring out the broad-leaved Agapanthus, Colocasias, and the Strelitzia. All
Here we have got like for like with a replacement deck. The old deck was falling apart rotten away and become a hazard in the garden falling through you expose yourself to rusty screws and nails and it needed a revamp. We changed the line of the decking boards this was to run the line
Farr gardens provides competitive rates on fences. We can help supply and create the boundaries that you need that comply to British standards. We always use treated timber for the longevity of your fence, with the timber suppliers usually providing a guarantee their product will last 10 years plus! in the following images we supplier
Returning to a customer who we laid a lawn for we were asked to create a cost-effective patio to cover up an old block paved area that had become uneven and unsuitable for a table and chairs. Here we used wooden sleepers which is cheaper then using brick walling to make a raised outer edge.
Here we were commissioned to create a garden that painted a picture using plants with little hard landscaping. Most the budget went on the planting with a small pond created and a few shingle paths to add movement around the garden. The garden itself has a fantastic borrowed view of the landscape around. The main
This I cannot exactly take credit for. This is a Harrods horticultural product purchased by the client. Here we just helped in creating the area moving the soil and creating the area around it to make it look smart. I thought this as nice to share as it’s a very simple sleek and modern planter
This is a garden that I regularly visit back to check up on a do various bits of maintenance. The difference from where we started to where it is now is astonishing and is so nice to see things grow and change. How little pockets of colour pop up through the leggy straps of some
This started as a wild and unkept site. The bed was overrun with ground elder and bind weed which I find to be the worst types of weed known to existence. Both spreading from rhizomes an under-ground matrix that will allow them to pop up in every unwanted place and can be a real pain
Here the client inherited a rotten fence only being held together by the different varieties of ivy and jasmine growing up it. It always sounds simple to tear out the old fence and replace with the new. But cutting back and getting rid of this fence proved to be a worthy adversary. Once removing the
Here we were asked to replace the old Escallonia hedge with a Griselinia littoralis hedge which a property down the road had just put in. Here we looked at the options would it work out cheaper for the client to have a digger hired to rip these out or the man hours spent sweating trying
