• Decking
  • Fencing and pergoals
  • Sheds and log cabins
  • Patios
  • Walling
  • Driveways
  • Accessories and Tools
Smaller Gardens
Small Garden

Simplicity is the key when space is an issue.

  • Disguising the boundaries of the garden, such as the walls and fences with climbers, will help you get more into it without taking up as much space.
  • Setting aside a well-proportioned eating area allows you to get maximum use of the garden.
  • Add interest by putting similar plants together. Décor and accessories create points of interest and make your garden truly impressive.
  • Choosing the right colours adds interest and depth. For example, using white as a background seemingly creates ‘space’.
  • Small paving stones like setts, Carpet stone and cobbles create an illusion of greater space. Also, stylishly placed mirrors have a similar effect.
  • If your garden is square, a courtyard style is ideal. If however it’s long and thin, you can create the impression of greater width and space by shaping boundaries or sub-dividing the garden.
  • Remember that close attention to every detail is vital to a successful small garden.