For those of us lucky enough to have some outdoor space at home, we've all come to appreciate our gardens and outdoor living even more over the past two years.
Whether you have a small urban garden or a sweeping country estate, keeping the edges of your lawn in tip top condition can be a time consuming task.
Willow and hazel fencing hurdles are a centuries old method of fencing, still used in both traditional and modern garden landscapes to introduce a natural, rustic backdrop.
ACO Drainage, Channel Drainage or Linear Drainage is a method of draining surface water from hard surfaces such as tarmac or paving, using a long narrow drain covered by a grating which drains water along its entire length.
If you're about to put up a wood fence for the first time it's easy to become confused by the technical phrases used. Our handy glossary of the individual pieces that make up a fence will help you to identify fence parts and choose the fencing components you'll need to finish your project.
Whether you're a keen gardener or a landscape architect, gravel, garden slate and decorative aggregates have been a longstanding favourite for garden design, and have seen a resurgence in recent years in modern landscaping schemes.
Gravel drives and paths continue to be a popular choice, especially for larger areas where the cost is considerably cheaper when compared to a paved or hard surfaced driveway.
Top soil, compost and bark chippings are all essential materials for garden projects, from filling a garden planter to laying a new lawn or flowerbed. Here's our handy guide to selecting the right product for your project.
Closeboard fencing remains a popular way to build a solid boundary fence that will stand the test of time. Sometimes referred to as close board fencing, ship lap or featherboard
Closeboard or close board fencing remains a popular choice when choosing a fence because of its strength, versatility, security and ease of maintenance.
