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Below are examples of gardens that have been designed and constructed by Lotus Landscaping. |
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| A stunning contemporary courtyard. The garden is based on a cubes theme, with a dramatic stainless steel water feature providing the focal point. The planting is simple, bold and perfectly complements the modern style. The garden comprises integral seating to save space and provide a variety of viewpoints. |
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| A chic garden designed for modern living. The garden is divided into three main squares: the slate patio area; the lawn area; and the Cedar deck area. The Red Cedar deck is a striking design with an integral table which allows eight to eat whilst seated on the deck. The deck area hovers above a 'moat' water feature. |
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| A beautiful water garden with a Japanese style and feel. A 10m stream cascades through a limestone rockery with many plants and shrubs. Access to the garden is via two large stepping stones over the pond. The back boasts a slightly secluded sunken area with a wildlife pond. |
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| A contemporary decked roof terrace. The planters, deck and seating are a bespoke design constructed from sustainable African hardwood. The beautiful hardwood is hardwearing and will far outlast softwood alternatives. Planting is designed to provide a natural windbreak. The garden is completely modular to allow access to the roof structure. |
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| A garden with a hint of exotic. A gravel area with Mediterranean style planting and a grass area with oriental/exotic style planting. The rockery/stream is the main focal point and combines alpine and shady planting. A children's climbing frame has been specially constructed for the rear of the garden. |
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| A large garden based on a circular theme. This garden comprises many areas of various surfaces. The decked area provides a great entertaining area by the house, and large decking steps lead down to a circular patio. The garden is designed to be child friendly, with a large lawn area providing lots of space for 'play'. |
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| A Victorian terraced garden, designed on a challenging slope. Terraced curves designed to lead the eye into the garden. A partially suspended patio to increase garden area. |
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| A front garden with a slightly formal design. Perennial and shrub planting (based on a white colour scheme) flank the path leading to the front door. The Acer, Apple and Silver Birch trees will add further structure as they mature. |
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| A garden with two main 'rooms'. A peaceful place to relax, with a pergola to provide some shade and privacy (when the climbing plants have grown more). The use of oak sleepers provides interest, height and useful seating for BBQs. |
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| This garden uses various 'rooms' to combine traditional with contemporary. The decked area is angular and modern, incorporating planting areas. The next level is more traditional with a feature stone wall. |
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| A terraced courtyard garden using natural materials throughout. Architecturally interesting, with a hint of Japanese. |
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| A relaxing patio area, with a large, natural stream/pond in keeping with the local countryside. Beautiful stone walls designed to echo the countryside, provide great form, texture and interest. |
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| A classical design with a beautiful water feature. Reclaimed materials have been used to get an instant weathered and aged look. |
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| A modern, low maintenance garden with a Mediterranean feel. |
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| A garden incorporating a beautiful natural stone patio. The Indian sandstone patio is laid in two tones, with warmer stones through the centre designed to lead the eye to the small Japanese maple. |
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| A terraced garden on two main levels with a retaining wall. The curved wall is pleasing to the eye and large steps lead up to the main turfed area. |
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| A patio and rock garden with meandering gravel path. The path is designed to lead the eye into a low-maintenance, rock garden and shrubbery. |
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| A low maintenance garden, designed with children in mind. An area laid to decking and patio, with the decking and beds designed to blend with the house and conservatory. |
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