The home had an uninspiring front garden, with lots of grass, a single tree and an old sandstone pathway.

The homeowner wanted to stop delivery drivers reversing over their front garden when leaving the estate.

The Clients Wish List

“I am tired of delivery drivers when reversing to get out of the estate, they drive over my garden…”

The paths were formed from porcelain paving in a warm beige tones create movement to the two focal points and access to the front door for deliveries and the primary parking.

The primary focal point is a beautiful sculpture under planted with wildlife friendly geraniums.Low Yew Hedging frames the pathways.  The secondary is a beautiful Acer tree with Glacier Boulders. 

The low Yew hedging aids delivery drivers reversing in the estate as a visual marker of what’s garden and what’s driveway thus stopping them driving over the garden.