I have just finished the garden design plans for this small back
garden in Ascot, Berkshire. This is a
typical newish build estate-type rear garden – small, an odd shape with a
slight level change both lengthwise and across its width.
The brief for the new design was to make the garden more
attractive with larger seating areas that make maximum use of the sunniest
spots of this North facing plot. The
client prefers curved shapes and wanted the garden to be more interesting and
to function as an outdoor room. A key
requirement was to provide outdoor space for the clients two boisterous dogs whilst
keeping them out of the borders to prevent them destroying the plants. The client’s preference is for textural,
architectural planting with some spots of colour provided by dramatic
perennials such as Agapanthus.
Garden design plan - Small Garden Design, Ascot, Berkshire
This dynamic scheme has two interlocking circular lawns separated
by curved stone pathways, flanked with raised borders. Two half-moon shaped raised beds to either
side of the enlarged patio area, and a circular planter in the centre of the
terrace elevate the planting and provide informal seating and visual interest. The raised planting will discourage the dogs
from jumping straight onto the borders and should preserve the new planting. The patio area extends down the side of the
garden to provide a generous dining area, plus additional seating in the part
of the garden that has the most sun.
3-D Visual for Small Garden Design, Ascot, Berkshire
3-D Visual for Small Garden Design, Ascot, Berkshire
3-D Visual for Small Garden Design, Ascot, Berkshire
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