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Mowing the front lawn always seems a bit of a chore, replacing the grass cuts down the work, looks good all year and can be a haven for butterflies, insects and other wildlife.

This now very established garden was a blank canvas, it is now a lush oasis only a short distance from Woking town centre.

Originally designed as a fruit bed in a parterre fruit and veg garden, the owner then decided they wanted an herbaceous border. Perfect for walking around in the Summer but hidden round the corner in the Winter

A strong architectural look around this modern garden room, the vegetable parterre garden just visible through the archway

A small border planted to give all year-round interest

This shady border on the dark side of the house was lifted with great foliage plants giving shape and colour; looking good all year round.

A new path and planting in this small awkwardly shaped plot behind this Victorian semi.

A small circular lawn and semi-circular beds, combined with Caledonian pebbles make this low maintenance garden stylish.

Any old iron. The vintage rusty metal, oak sleepers, lush foliage and curved decking make for a laid-back entertaining corner, perfect for unwinding

New beds featuring a mix of evergreen and flowering shrubs