Hard Landscaping

Hard landscaping is used to create the framework of a garden, providing structure, defining spaces, and improving functionality. It’s ideal for creating pathways, seating areas, and garden boundaries. This type of landscaping focuses on the structural elements in a garden, including patios, paths, decking, walls, fences, driveways, and other non-plant elements.

Soft Landscaping

Soft landscaping brings life, color, and texture to the garden. It can also support biodiversity and contribute to a more eco-friendly space by incorporating native plants and pollinator-friendly flowers. This landscaping involves all plant-related aspects, such as lawns, flower beds, trees, shrubs, and other vegetation.

Eco-Friendly Landscaping

This approach aims to conserve water, reduce waste, and create gardens that thrive naturally in their local environment. It’s ideal for clients interested in low-maintenance, eco-conscious gardens. Sustainable landscaping focuses on reducing environmental impact by using native plants, water-saving irrigation methods, and environmentally friendly materials.