With the installation of steps on the bank below the main lawn and the seeding of the meadow below them, the main construction work is now virtually at an end and we can concentrate on the planting. Planting along the banks of the stream is complete
Tuesday 16 October 2012
Friday 14 September 2012
A garden near Dundee revisited
This |
becomes this |
Dropped in to visit a garden that was completed 3 years ago. The vegetation is starting to mature and the contrasts between light and shade, open space and enclosed woodland, are becoming more pronounced, adding to the variety existing in the garden.
Wildlife is starting to flourish whether it is the rare sight (in this wet summer) of butterflies:
or the red squirrels hidden in the woodland (seen by the clients but not by me!)
Sitooterie 2008 |
Sitooterie 2012 |
Friday 17 August 2012
Friday 10 August 2012
Planting begins at Pitlochry
At long last plants are going in - only a year after the initial construction work got under way. Of course, after all the rain delays of the past few months, the sun has now decided to shine which will entail regular watering of the new planting. Luckily, a gardener has been appointed to visit on a regular basis which should avoid massive losses to drought.
Saturday 16 June 2012
Grass at Pitlochry
At long last grass has been seeded and is germinating. Now planting can get under way and attention can move on to the next phase.
Turf establishing as a green roof on top of the garage.
Turf establishing as a green roof on top of the garage.
Tuesday 7 February 2012
grounded design: Why We Plant.
grounded design: Why We Plant.: Garden design magazines and blogs dedicate a lot of space to answering the questions "how" and "what" to plant. But in the last few ...
Progress at Pitlochry
Saturday 28 January 2012
Saturday 14 January 2012
grounded design: Garden Design Trends 2012
grounded design: Garden Design Trends 2012: Cleve West's winning design for Chelsea Flower Show Each New Year, the internet is abuzz with it the inevitable horde of prophets an...
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