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Our weekly twitter digest:
New Discussion Closing up gaps in a fence http://bit.ly/9HvUBR @ LJN #
At GardenImprovements.com we always look out for cool and funky idea’s to inspire us. Check this out- http://bit.ly/1JuYzj #
New Discussion Financing new machinery http://bit.ly/bdnqoI @ LJN #
New Discussion Monty Don on Woodcraft http://bit.ly/bkE0K1 @ LJN #
New Discussion Fly tipping by a [...]
Fri, February 19 2010 » Promotions and Client Information » No Comments
A weekly digest of our tweets:
FavBlogs: StudioG – I have a tiny little round up interesting accessories for your garden. It’s all bird related … http://bit.ly/9SeuxL #
Despite having “one of those faces” where ppl automatically assume they know me – I cant find a doppelganger anywhere…radio hosts perhaps? #
If only we had a decent summer [...]
Fri, February 12 2010 » Promotions and Client Information » No Comments
A weekly update on Nicky’s Tweets…just an idea but I can’t imagine anybody would read through all of that! Probably won’t do this again!
Low budget driveways: spend same money but get a smarter job with a little professional input http://bit.ly/38iXKD < Glasgow Driveway #
FavBlogs: How about some innovative ideas to wrap up the week? This [...]
Fri, January 29 2010 » Completed Project Portfolio Series » No Comments
Spider dragging a dead sparrow just scuttled behind TV cabinet – I can hear it breathing… #
LJN: Add on products – HOT TUBS etc: I'm thinking about offering some add on products to my clients, wooden hot tu… http://bit.ly/7FK7Bi #
RT @The_RHS: How's ur garden looking now most of the ice and snow has gone? http://bit.ly/8lnFVe #
Meeting [...]
Fri, January 22 2010 » Completed Project Portfolio Series » No Comments
The large lawn areas should accomodate the expected family’s adventurous feet while also ensuring a soft green centre to the garden area. Within the deck shall be an almost semi-circular bench with timber seating that will easily host many a deriere of an evening! The banked planting, together with some plants in pots and troughs, will soften all the edges and ensure a serene environment for Naila and Nasim to relax in.
Mon, October 12 2009 » Garden Design Portfolio Series » No Comments
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Thu, March 5 2009 » Promotions and Client Information » No Comments
I am always excited by the prospect of these garden designs since the grounds are indeed left as a blank canvas and we, with the clients, can truly indulge on a personalised and bespoke design that will fit well with the client’s lifestyle aspirations and procure the most function possible from their new garden space.
Sun, March 1 2009 » Industry Comment, Promotions and Client Information » 1 Comment
The monkey-puzzle tree (Araucaria araucana) is like Fugu; when handled the wring way it can be lethal! Today I had to learn how to trans-plant one without cutting myself to ribbons!
Fri, February 6 2009 » Nicky's Garden Tips, Promotions and Client Information » 1 Comment
My idea was to update the fence while integrating it with the space – creating a feature but also a background foil. The garden is an informal French style space and so to marry in with the existing trellis work and the paving I wanted to add some brightness to the space.
Wed, February 4 2009 » Ideas for the Garden, Nicky's Garden Tips, Promotions and Client Information » No Comments
As a designer I am frequently invited to people’s homes to discuss their requirements in the garden. Many, who have contacted me with landscaping projects in mind, simply want A patio, or A deck or A driveway and it must be THIS shape and must go HERE, THERE and THERE: but if we look at the garden in it’s entirety as part of our property; then it becomes another room – albeit an outdoor room. I wonder; would people upgrade their old and worn out bathroom by simply replacing the bath alone? It might be a whopping great shiny bath but would it not outshine the rest of the bathroom fittings and therefore actually make the room far LESS attractive – surely the opposite from the desired effect?
Tue, January 27 2009 » Industry Comment, Promotions and Client Information » No Comments
