RenewEL had been maintaining the neighbour’s garden and met the client at number 40 when removing ivy from the boundary walls. The garden lies within the Victoria Park conservation area and so work to the boundary was carried out with the necessary care to prevent damage to the historic garden walls. 

 

The gardens along Cassland Road at 30m long are a generous size for this area of London. This allowed for different spaces to be created along the length of the garden.

 

The client already had a beautiful garden toward the nearside of the house, with beautifully laid lawn, trees, shrubs and perennial planting with a small pond framing the space 20m down the garden. However, the area beyond the pond had been neglected and become overgrown and derelict. First, the space was cleared out by our maintenance team. The client then decided to overhaul the space to the far end of the garden. New works included laying a new patio area re-using the existing York paving slabs, installing new slabs to match the old, installing a new shed, building a bench and raised planter for growing vegetables. A new space was created allowing the client to grow their own fruit and vegetables and a patio space for sitting, with family.