Southampton & Surrounding Areas

Landscape Gardening Services Across Southampton and the Surrounding Area

We deliver a comprehensive range of landscape gardening services to homeowners and landlords across Southampton and the surrounding areas including Romsey, Eastleigh and Hedge End. From lawn landscaping and sod installation to driveway landscaping, garden design, retaining walls and groundskeeping, we handle every aspect of outdoor transformation and ongoing landscape management. Southampton gardens vary widely. Heavier, poorly draining soils in low lying areas near Millbrook, Redbridge and the Itchen floodplain create very different challenges to the freer draining ground in elevated suburbs like Bassett and Portswood, and the compact terraced plots of inner city streets need entirely different approaches to the generous plots in Bitterne Park and the eastern suburbs. We understand these differences and design and deliver work that fits the actual conditions of your garden.

Grass seeding

Grass seeding is the cost effective route to establishing new lawn areas or renovating existing ones, and it gives greater flexibility over seed mix selection than sod installation, making it the better choice where matching specific conditions, such as shade tolerance or drought resistance, is a priority. In Southampton, proper ground preparation is the difference between seeding that establishes and seeding that fails. On heavier or compacted soils, this means aeration, grading and adequate moisture retention before any seed is applied. We carry out grass seeding across Southampton with full ground preparation and aftercare guidance included.

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Artificial turf installation

Artificial turf is a practical choice for Southampton gardens where persistent shade, heavy clay soils or the constant wear of children and pets makes it difficult to establish and maintain real grass. Properties in denser inner areas of Portswood and Shirley where rear gardens are long, narrow and partly shaded often see real grass fail year after year regardless of how well it is maintained. Artificial turf installed correctly over a proper sub base and drainage layer resolves this permanently and requires minimal ongoing attention. We install quality artificial surfaces across Southampton using systems that drain adequately and hold up to the mild, wet conditions the city's maritime climate produces.

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Landscape design

Landscape design is the planning and design phase that precedes any significant outdoor project, producing a clear, costed scheme that accounts for the site conditions, the client's requirements and the practical constraints of delivery. In Southampton, where soil conditions, drainage and property character vary so much from Bassett to Weston to Bitterne Park, landscape design that is genuinely site specific rather than generic produces results that last and work as intended. We produce landscape design proposals ahead of all significant projects, with written descriptions, scope of works and clear pricing before any ground is broken.

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Concrete masonry

Concrete masonry covers the construction of structural and decorative elements in concrete, from retaining structures and steps to raised planters, walls and hard wearing surfaces. In Southampton, concrete masonry work often comes into its own on sites where more decorative materials would struggle with the drainage and movement that heavier soils create over time. Properly specified and placed concrete holds up where alternatives are likely to shift, crack or degrade. We carry out concrete masonry work across Southampton as part of wider landscape projects and as standalone structural commissions.

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Desert landscaping

Desert landscaping uses drought tolerant plants, gravel, stone and structural planting to create low maintenance, water efficient garden areas that look striking through the year. In Southampton, where summer dry spells can stress conventional plantings on thin or free draining soils, particularly in elevated suburbs like Bassett and Portswood, a desert or gravel garden approach offers a practical alternative that looks intentional and requires very little intervention once established. This style also works well in sheltered south facing courtyard or front garden settings across the city. We design and install desert landscaping schemes suited to the specific exposure and soil conditions of each site.

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Driveway landscaping

Driveway landscaping in Southampton is driven by two consistent needs. The first is parking demand: on estates where on street parking is difficult and front gardens have been left unmaintained, converting to a functional, attractive driveway surface adds genuine usability. The second is kerb appeal: properties prepared for sale across suburbs like Shirley, Bitterne and Woolston benefit significantly from a presentable, properly surfaced front approach rather than patchy grass or crumbling tarmac. We design and install driveway landscaping that works for the specific access, drainage and soil conditions of each property.

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Driveway or path paving

Driveway and path paving in Southampton is in consistent demand from homeowners upgrading ageing or failing surfaces to something more durable and attractive, and from those converting lawn areas to functional parking or paved access routes. On the heavier soils common across many of the city's estates, a properly laid paving sub base is essential to prevent the surface shifting, sinking or cracking over time. We install driveway and path paving across Southampton using appropriate sub base and drainage specifications for the soil and use conditions on each site.

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Garden decorating

Garden decorating covers the finishing touches that pull a landscaped space together and make it feel complete, from the placement of planters, lighting, screening and structural features to the installation of garden furniture bases and decorative surfaces. In Southampton, where many homeowners are investing in outdoor living spaces that extend the usable area of their property, the decorating and finishing stage has a significant impact on how well the overall garden performs and how much it is actually used. We carry out garden decorating as part of full landscape projects and as a standalone service for gardens that have the bones in place but need finishing properly.

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Garden design

Garden design in Southampton works best when it starts with an honest assessment of the conditions rather than a list of ideas from a catalogue. Gardens near the Itchen and Test floodplains on heavier alluvial soils need design choices that account for drainage in a way that elevated Bassett plots with freer draining ground simply do not. Victorian terrace gardens with long narrow rear access present very different design briefs to the generous suburban plots in Bitterne Park. We produce designs that are coherent, practical and built for the specific conditions of your garden, with written proposals and clear project scopes.

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Gardening services

Our gardening services cover the full range of ongoing outdoor maintenance that keeps a garden or landscaped space in good condition across the year. From regular visits covering mowing, edging, weeding and border care through to seasonal programmes of pruning, mulching, feeding and preparation, we build maintenance schedules that match the size and complexity of each property and the standards each client wants to maintain. In Southampton, where weather patterns from the Solent create a long growing season, consistent maintenance through spring, summer and into autumn is essential to keep outdoor spaces looking as they should.

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Grading and resloping

Grading and resloping is the foundation work that makes everything else in a garden possible. In Southampton, many properties on newer estates were built on cut and fill ground where the finished levels were never properly established, leaving lawns that pool water in hollows, patios that drain back towards the house and borders that sit lower than surrounding hard surfaces. We regrade garden areas to establish correct falls, create level zones where needed and set up drainage that moves water away from buildings and planted areas. This work is often the most important step in any broader garden improvement project.

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Green landscaping

Green landscaping focuses on planting led, ecologically aware outdoor spaces that use appropriate species, reduce chemical inputs and work with the local conditions rather than against them. In Southampton, where the mild maritime climate supports a long growing season, green landscaping approaches produce gardens that look well established quickly and require less ongoing intervention than schemes relying on plants that struggle in these conditions. There is growing demand across the city's owner occupied suburbs for gardens that support wildlife, pollinators and biodiversity alongside being genuinely attractive outdoor spaces. We design and install green landscaping schemes suited to Southampton's specific climate and soil picture.

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Groundskeeping

Groundskeeping covers the ongoing management of outdoor spaces to keep them presentable, safe and in good condition across the year. In Southampton, this service is particularly valued by landlords managing rental properties who need regular, reliable attendance to ensure gardens remain compliant and attractive between tenancies, and by owner occupiers in Bassett, Bitterne Park and similar suburbs who want their gardens maintained to a consistent standard without needing to manage the scheduling themselves. We provide groundskeeping programmes tailored to the size and complexity of each property, with clear pricing and reliable attendance you can depend on.

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Hardscaping

Hardscaping is the structural, non planted element of landscape gardening: paving, walls, steps, edging, raised beds, paths and all the built features that give a garden its shape and usability. In Southampton, hardscaping forms the backbone of most significant garden improvement projects, providing the framework that planting, lawn and decorative elements sit within. The quality of hardscaping work determines how long a garden holds up and how well it drains, levels and performs in practice. We carry out hardscaping across Southampton as part of comprehensive landscape projects and as standalone installations of individual features.

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Landscape installations

Landscape installations cover the physical delivery and placing of all the elements that make up a completed garden scheme, from paving and structural features through to planting, turf, water features and decorative elements. This is the stage where a design on paper becomes a real outdoor space, and the quality of installation determines whether the finished garden performs as it was designed to. In Southampton, where soil conditions, drainage and access vary significantly by neighbourhood, experienced installation is what separates landscape work that lasts from work that starts to fail within a season or two. We carry out landscape installations across Southampton to the standard each project requires.

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Landscape management

Landscape management is the ongoing service that keeps a designed and planted outdoor space performing as it was intended across multiple seasons. After a landscaping project is complete, the plants need establishing care, the hard surfaces need monitoring and the overall scheme needs adjusting as growth develops and the garden matures. In Southampton, where coastal influenced weather, varied soils and the mix of property types all affect how landscapes perform over time, a management programme protects the investment made in the original project. We offer landscape management across Southampton for projects we have delivered and for established gardens taken on from other providers.

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Landscaping design

Landscaping design brings together all the elements of a garden scheme into a coherent plan that can be costed, phased and delivered. A good design is not just a visual concept; it is a practical document that accounts for the actual soil, drainage, access and existing features of the specific site and produces a layout that works in real conditions. In Southampton, where the gap between gardens in Bassett and those in Weston or Millbrook is so significant in terms of soil and drainage conditions, design that is genuinely site specific rather than generic produces far better results. We produce written landscaping design proposals for clients across Southampton ahead of all significant projects.

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Landscaping maintenance

Landscaping maintenance keeps a designed and planted outdoor space in the condition it was created to achieve. Unlike basic garden maintenance, which focuses on mowing and trimming, landscaping maintenance involves understanding how the whole scheme was designed to function and maintaining each element, from planting to hard surfaces to structural features, in a way that preserves the overall integrity of the design. We offer landscaping maintenance programmes across Southampton for gardens we have installed and for well established gardens taken on from other providers where we can assess the original intent and maintain accordingly.

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Lawn care

Lawn care in Southampton has to account for the real conditions lawns are growing in across the city. In low lying Weston, Millbrook and areas near the Itchen floodplain, lawns sit on heavier, poorly draining soils that compact easily, moss up and struggle to recover after wet winters. In elevated Bassett and Portswood, thinner soils over chalk can dry and stress in summer. A lawn care programme that works for Southampton needs to reflect the soil and drainage conditions of the specific garden rather than following a generic national schedule. We assess each lawn and build care programmes around what it actually needs, not what a standard product timetable suggests.

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Lawn landscaping

Lawn landscaping covers the full range of work needed to establish, renovate or transform a lawn area from its current state into something genuinely usable and presentable. In Southampton, heavier clay and compacted soils on many estates mean lawns that have never performed well since the house was built, with persistent waterlogging, bare patches and moss that simple mowing cannot address. We regrade, improve drainage where needed, prepare the soil correctly and install either new sod or a properly managed seeding programme depending on the situation. The result is a lawn that works with your soil rather than against it.

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Outdoor step construction

Outdoor steps are required wherever a garden has a level change that needs to be navigated safely and comfortably, and in Southampton, sloping rear gardens across the eastern and northern suburbs regularly need properly constructed steps to connect upper and lower garden levels. Steps built without adequate foundations shift and become uneven over time, creating a trip hazard and an ongoing maintenance problem. Material choice matters too: textured or riven stone surfaces reduce slip risk in the wet conditions Southampton experiences regularly through autumn and winter. We construct outdoor steps as part of broader landscape projects and as standalone installations.

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Outdoor water feature design

Outdoor water features add a distinctive focal point to a garden and, when designed correctly for the site, require relatively little maintenance once established. In Southampton, the mild climate and the city's maritime character make water features particularly appealing, and they suit a range of garden types from the more compact rear gardens of Shirley and Woolston to the larger, more open plots in Bassett and Bitterne Park. We design and install water features including pond features, rill channels, raised pools and informal water elements, specifying the right pump, liner and planting to suit each garden.

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Pool landscaping

Pool landscaping covers the design and installation of the garden environment around a swimming pool, hot tub or plunge pool, including the surrounding paving, planting, screening, lighting and functional elements that make the poolside area usable and attractive. In Southampton, where larger detached properties in Bassett and the Chilworth fringe have the plot size and budget for pool installations, the landscaping around the pool is as important as the pool structure itself for how well the overall space performs. We carry out pool landscaping projects across Southampton and the surrounding area as part of comprehensive outdoor living schemes.

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Retaining walls

Retaining walls are needed wherever a garden changes level and the earth needs to be held in place to create usable flat areas or prevent soil movement. In Southampton, sloping rear gardens across the eastern and northern suburbs regularly need retaining structures to transform a difficult sloping plot into genuinely usable outdoor space. A properly built retaining wall, with the right foundation, adequate drainage behind it and appropriate materials for the scale of the load, is a structural investment that can transform a garden. Done poorly, it is a safety risk. We design and build retaining walls correctly across Southampton.

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Rock landscaping

Rock landscaping uses stone, boulders and rock as structural and decorative elements within a garden scheme, creating features that are essentially permanent and maintenance free once in place. In Southampton, rock landscaping suits gardens on slightly elevated, free draining ground where a naturalistic, low maintenance approach is preferred, and it works particularly well in combination with drought tolerant planting in sheltered south facing positions. Well placed rock in a garden can provide height, texture and structure without any of the ongoing maintenance that planted features require. We incorporate rock landscaping into broader garden design and install standalone rock features across Southampton.

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Sod installation

Sod installation delivers an established lawn immediately without the waiting time that seeding requires, making it the right choice when a quick transformation is needed, such as ahead of a property sale, a family event or a tenant handover. In Southampton, proper sub base preparation is critical before any sod goes down. On the heavier soils common across many of the city's estates, laying sod onto compacted or poorly draining ground without addressing the underlying issues produces results that fail within a season. We prepare the ground correctly before every installation and supply quality sod appropriate for the site conditions.

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Stone landscaping

Stone landscaping uses natural stone as the primary material for paved areas, walls, steps and structural features, delivering a finish that improves in character over time and suits properties that benefit from materials with depth and longevity rather than modern manufactured alternatives. In Southampton, natural stone works particularly well in the more established suburbs and period properties where the character of the setting calls for materials that complement rather than contrast. Stone patios, natural stone paths and stone edged borders all require proper installation over the right sub base to perform and drain correctly over time. We source and install stone landscaping features across Southampton.

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Stone masonry

Stonemasonry covers the skilled construction of features in natural stone, from walls and pillars to steps, copings and decorative stonework that requires cutting, shaping and precise laying to achieve the right result. In Southampton, stonemasonry work features in garden projects where the quality of finish and the longevity of the structure matter, particularly in the more affluent suburbs where investment in properly constructed outdoor features reflects the value of the properties they serve. We carry out stonemasonry work across Southampton as part of landscape projects where the brief calls for it.

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Path landscaping

Path landscaping covers the design and installation of garden paths that work practically as well as looking right within the overall garden scheme. A path must drain correctly, hold its surface through wet winters, offer safe footing in all weathers and sit in proportion to the garden around it. In Southampton, where wet winters and varied soils create challenges for path performance, getting the sub base, edging and fall right from the start is what determines whether a path holds up over the years. We design and install paths across Southampton using materials and specifications appropriate to each garden's conditions and character.

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Garden drainage

Garden drainage is one of the most consequential improvements that can be made to a Southampton garden, particularly in low lying areas near Millbrook, Redbridge and the Itchen floodplain where heavier, wetter soils and saturated winter conditions affect lawns, paving and planting performance. Poor drainage is also a consequence of construction on many of the city's newer estates where topsoil was stripped and poorly reinstated, leaving gardens on compacted subsoil that holds water. We install drainage solutions including French drains, soakaways and graded surfaces that move water away from buildings and planted areas rather than allowing it to pool.

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Garden levelling

Garden levelling creates usable flat areas in gardens that currently slope or have uneven surfaces that restrict how the space can be used. In Southampton, rear gardens on sloping ground are common across the eastern and northern suburbs, and many owners of these properties have never been able to use a significant portion of their outdoor space simply because the level change makes it impractical. Levelling a section of garden to create a usable lawn, patio or play area can transform how much value a property gets from its outdoor space. We carry out garden levelling across Southampton as part of broader landscape schemes and as standalone site improvement work.

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Garden landscaping

Garden landscaping is the complete transformation of an outdoor space, bringing together hard landscaping, planting, lawn work, levels and all the other elements into a coherent finished garden. In Southampton, demand for full garden landscaping is strongest in the owner occupied suburbs where homeowners are settled, investing in their properties and looking to create outdoor spaces that genuinely work for how they live. Bassett, Bitterne Park and Woolston all generate consistent demand for comprehensive garden landscaping projects, and we bring the experience to deliver them to a standard that holds up in Southampton's conditions year after year.

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How Landscape Gardening Work Flows Through the Year in Southampton

Southampton has a mild maritime climate with relatively cool summers, mild winters and significant rainfall spread through the year. Being close to the Solent, the city experiences frequent wet periods that shape when certain types of landscape work can and cannot be carried out. Here is how the landscape gardening calendar typically runs across the city.

Spring

March to May. The primary season for starting new landscape projects and carrying out the ground preparation work that underpins everything else. Tasks this season:

• Soil preparation and regrading for new lawn areas once the ground has firmed after winter waterlogging

• Sod installation and grass seeding from mid spring once soil temperature supports establishment

• Hard landscaping and driveway installation projects that were planned over winter get underway

• Garden design consultations and planning for projects to be built through spring and into summer

• Retaining wall construction on sloping sites where ground conditions allow access for machinery

Summer

June to August. Peak season for project delivery and the prime time for completed gardens to be used and enjoyed. Tasks this season:

• Hard landscaping projects continue with the most favourable working conditions of the year

• Lawn establishment and aftercare for sod and seeding laid in spring

• Garden design installations combining hard and soft landscaping elements

• Grading and drainage work on problem areas identified when heavy spring rain revealed where water sits

• Groundskeeping and landscape management programmes in full operation throughout the city

Autumn

September to November. Autumn is a good time for certain types of landscape work and the critical period for preparation before winter. Tasks this season:

• Planting schemes installed in autumn establish root systems over winter and are ready to perform the following spring

• Lawn regrading and drainage improvements while ground is still workable

• Hard landscaping projects where clients want work completed before year end

• Leaf clearance from Southampton Common, Bassett and the tree rich suburban areas as an ongoing groundskeeping task

• Assessment and planning for winter and spring projects on problem drainage sites

Winter

December to February. Wet weather and shortened daylight limit outdoor work but do not stop it. Tasks this season:

• Groundskeeping and landscape management continue on contracted sites

• Hard landscaping on suitable sites with properly prepared sub bases and correct materials

• Planning, design and quoting for the spring project rush, which begins from late February

• Storm damage assessment and clearance on properties affected by winter weather

• Drainage monitoring on low lying sites near the Itchen and Test floodplains where waterlogging reveals problems to address in spring

Local Knowledge Built From Delivering Landscape Projects Across Southampton Every Week

Southampton is not one garden market. The soil conditions, property types, garden sizes and homeowner priorities change significantly from one neighbourhood to the next, and landscape gardening work that delivers good results in one part of the city needs to be adapted for another. In Bassett and along the Chilworth fringe, larger detached plots with mature trees and established gardens attract homeowners investing in high quality outdoor spaces that complement substantial properties. In Bitterne, Woolston and Sholing, family oriented suburbs with medium sized rear gardens and heavier clay subsoils, practical improvements that add genuine usability and survive the drainage challenges are what most clients are looking for.

The soils across Southampton tell their own story. Heavier, wetter ground in low lying areas near the Itchen and Test floodplains in Millbrook, Redbridge and Weston holds water through winter and creates real challenges for lawn establishment, paving sub bases and planting establishment. Elevated suburbs like Bassett and Portswood have slightly freer draining but thinner soils over chalk, which behave differently in summer dry spells. Getting landscape work right in Southampton means understanding which conditions you are working with before any material is ordered or any ground is broken.

• Bassett and the Chilworth Fringe

Bassett and the Chilworth fringe represent the premium end of Southampton's landscape gardening market. Larger detached properties with substantial gardens, mature trees and established planting support investment in integrated landscape projects combining patios, planting schemes, lawn improvement and design led improvements. Clients here expect quality of finish and professional communication throughout a project, and they are more interested in the right result than the cheapest quote. Autumn leaf clearance from the large established trees in this area is a significant ongoing groundskeeping demand.

• Bitterne, Bitterne Park and Woolston

Interwar semis across Bitterne, Bitterne Park and Woolston have medium sized rear gardens of 15 to 25 metres, often with side gate access and a mix of lawn, older sheds and basic patios that have not been updated since the house was built. These are practical, family oriented gardens where improvements to drainage, usable surfaces and properly installed hard landscaping deliver clear, lasting value. Clients in these areas appreciate straightforward, transparent pricing and reliable delivery rather than complex design proposals.

• Low Lying Areas Near the Itchen and Test

Gardens in low lying Weston, Millbrook and Redbridge near the Itchen and Test floodplains face persistent waterlogging and saturated ground in winter that affects everything from turf establishment to paving performance. Sub bases on patios and driveways installed without adequate drainage on this ground shift and settle, and lawn areas that pool water in winter need drainage solutions rather than renovation programmes. We approach every project in these areas with drainage as the first consideration rather than an afterthought.

• Shirley, Sholing and the Suburban Estates

Family oriented suburbs across Shirley, Sholing and the city's wider estate areas cover a broad range of garden sizes and budgets. Demand here is strong for durable, practical outdoor improvements that create usable family space within realistic project budgets. Driveway landscaping to solve parking problems, new patio areas replacing tired builder basic slabs, and lawn regrading on gardens that have never drained properly are the most consistent requests across these areas. Clients value clear quotes, predictable delivery and trades who leave a site clean.

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Questions About Our Landscape Gardening Services in Southampton

Answers to the questions we hear most often from homeowners across Southampton planning landscaping projects.

My garden has always had drainage problems. Can landscaping actually fix that?

Yes, in the majority of cases. Poor drainage in Southampton gardens is typically caused by one of three things: heavier clay or alluvial subsoils that hold water, compacted ground where topsoil was stripped and reinstated poorly during house construction, or incorrect falls and levels that direct water towards buildings or allow it to pool in hollows. All of these are addressable through proper site assessment, regrading to establish correct falls, and where necessary the installation of drainage features such as French drains or soakaways. Getting the drainage right is the foundation of any lasting landscape improvement. Call +44 7850 412717 or visit our grading and resloping in Southampton page for more.

How long does a typical landscaping project take in Southampton?

Project timescales depend entirely on scope. A driveway landscaping project or sod installation on a medium sized garden typically takes two to five days of on site work, depending on preparation needs. A more comprehensive scheme combining ground regrading, a new patio, retaining wall and planting will take longer and the on site programme will be confirmed in the written proposal before we start. We work systematically through projects and do not leave clients with partially completed gardens. If you have a deadline, such as a property sale or a specific date you need the garden ready for, tell us when you call on +44 7850 412717 and we will plan around it.

Do you cover Romsey and Eastleigh as well as Southampton city itself?

Yes. We cover Southampton and the surrounding area as part of our regular working territory, including Romsey, Eastleigh and Hedge End. Each area has its own garden character and conditions and we work across all of them regularly. If you are unsure whether we cover your specific location, call +44 7850 412717 and we will confirm straight away. You can also read more about the full range of services we offer on our landscape gardener Southampton page.

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