My Garden Design & Build

Braehead Project🌞🛠️

A throwback to last summer's transformation.
We completely stripped back this space to start from scratch.
We installed sandstone raised beds, a matching Indian sandstone patio, and a new wall separating the garden from the driveway, which was topped up with fresh gravel.
To finish it off, we added custom larch fencing along the top of the existing wall.
Another solid space brought to life.
Thanks to CED Stone Group for the sandstone and MKM Dundee for the paving

Foodieash Project 🪏

Transformed this garden with a brand-new play area and raised beds.
Built using locally sourced larch timber, topped off with fresh soil and bark. Another solid job wrapped up for the clients. 🪵✨

The team will be taking on The Discovery Mast climb to raise money for this Sunday.
We are used to working on the ground, so this will be a challenge!
Any donations to the cause would be appreciated 👇


https://www.cashforkidsgive.co.uk/campaign/discovery-mast-climb-for-cash-for-kids-2026/fundraisers/my-garden-landscapes/

New Project: Station House 🏡

There’s nothing like a bespoke archway to transform a garden.

We fenced off the orchard and raised beds at Station House to create a private, "secret garden" feel.
All made from local Scottish larch.

Simple, effective, and adds instant character to the space. 🌳✨

Links Rd: Phase One 🌿

This phase was all about accessibility. We swapped out the old, awkward flagstone steps for a much more functional design using larch sleepers and a new larch retainer to reinstate the original pathway.

We repurposed the original flagstones within the new steps, framed by gravel and some creeping thyme.

Our new foreman, Ziggy 🐶, was caught sleeping on the job.

Fernieknowe 🕊️🛁

From hidden views to a peaceful retreat. We cleared out an overgrown bed to open up these stunning field views. The perfect spot for a bird bath and a bit of quiet.

Highlight of the job? Having Ziggy 🐶 on the team. He’s a retired guide dog for and took his new role as site foreman very seriously!

Finished with reclaimed Cassies and gravel for a classic look. Simple but effective. ✨

Timber 🪵🔨

We love working with Larch. It’s an incredibly versatile choice for raised beds, seating, fencing, and pergolas.
One of the best things about Larch is how it ages:

✨ Keep the Glow: Varnish regularly to maintain that rich, golden hue.
✨ Go Natural: Let it weather into a stunning, rustic silver over time.
✨ Custom Finish: Or, choose to stain and treat it for a completely bespoke look.

It truly is a premium material that brings any garden to life.

Watts Pond ⛲🐠

A fun pond renovation we completed earlier this year.
The existing pond needed some TLC, so we carefully drained it, safely housed all the fish, and gave it a fresh start with new underlay and a butyl liner.

We then constructed a new stream and waterfall feeding into the pond, finished with natural sandstone around the edge. The surrounding rockery was built up to create more planting space, and finished with some fresh gravel.

To improve the view from the house, we lowered the wall around the pond and created two new access points into the area.

A really enjoyable project using quality stone from and pond supplies from 👌

Stone work ⚒️

Some examples of stone work from recent projects. We really enjoy working with sandstone from , reclaimed stone, or even materials discovered on site.

From built-in structures to steps and archways, stone work brings real character to a garden 👌

Westgate 🪏

A project from almost a year ago, but still one of our favourite transformations.

We took this garden back to basics and rebuilt it using a mix of Indian Sandstone paving from and reclaimed sandstone sourced from local farmers.

Larch timber was used for the raised beds and fencing, finished off with Cotswold Buff gravel to soften the planting areas.

Thank you to for supplying the machinery.