When commissioned to design and landscape a new garden (especially around Glasgow) I am often asked to “have a look at the drainage”, or “do you think it’d look odd without a lawn, Nicky?” - this is especially true for larger gardens or those which will be used by children or pets.
Lawn-care in the west of Scotland is a constant battle against moss, dampness and heavy clay soil; but still we all love to have that little bit of “green” in our gardens don’t we? Lawns get muddy and need to be cut almost every weekend. Lawns are nice but become a chore. Not everybody likes chores.
So what about an artificial lawn then? (more…)
Originally posted 2010-02-22 16:24:46. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
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We are pleased to announce that we have become recommended regional installers of Perfectly Green artificial grass products!
We are set to reclaim the weekends for the good people of Glasgow and surrounding areas!
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“Perfectly Green supplies the most natural grass alternative and the best quality installation, to customers who want it. We pride ourselves on the standard of service and installation we provide due to our experienced, knowledgeable and helpful staff. Perfectly Green goes the extra mile to stand out from the rest, to provide you with a product and service that is second to none. We appreciate that the customer’s needs and wants are central to our business, so customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do.” Stuart Hedgecock, Perfectly Green.
We are looking forward to a successful and sustained partnership with Stuart and his team.
Nicky Patterson, Designer @ Gardenimprovements.com
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Originally posted 2010-02-22 15:53:17. Republished by Blog Post Promoter
Tags: artificial grass, astroturf, lawn problems
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When commissioned to design and landscape a new garden (especially around Glasgow) I am often asked to “have a look at the drainage”, or “do you think it’d look odd without a lawn, Nicky?” - this is especially true for larger gardens or those which will be used by children or pets.
