Landscaping and garden transformations in Stamford

Stamford gardens, and what they ask for

The town's geography shapes its gardens. Plots falling toward the Welland and the meadows often need retaining and steps before anything else can happen — sleeper terracing is the workhorse here. Walled gardens in the centre call for restraint: materials that respect old stone, planting with structure, and clever use of small space. The family gardens north of town are usually about robust lawns, sociable terraces and boundaries that hold up to the wind off open country.

• Design included for full transformations — a scaled plan and material palette you can hold us to
• Our own team for groundworks, drainage, hard landscaping, lawns and planting
• Sympathetic material choices for conservation-area and period settings
• Drainage designed for clay ground and valley run-off, not bolted on later

If the garden serves a listed building, garden walls and certain structures can need consent — another thing we check early so the design never has to go backwards.