Ayegardening Ltd

Explored three unique spaces today, each sparking insightful conversations on the various possibilities for garden transformation. 🌿

Professionalism, problem-solving and personalised guidance.
So proud of our unified team.

The team have returned to this Reigate garden to complete phase 2 of the landscaping.
Last year we completed phase 1 which was the back patio at the end of the garden and now we are installing some new fencing horizontal tongue and groove panels, a new porcelain path, patio near the house, raised bed, a new lawn with ground level beds, irrigation and a new gate.

There are a number of reasons that clients phase projects:
📝 Planning finances
📝 Waiting to see how the garden evolves and how they use the space
📝 Spreading out disturbance
📝 Time constraints
📝 Separating hard and soft landscaping parts of the project
📝 Letting areas settle after significant clearance

If you are considering planning your landscaping in phases, you may want to think about the following :

💡Access: Your landscapers and their equipment will need to have access to your garden. So careful planning is needed to ensure that work on later phases does not damage earlier work.
💡Working with the seasons: Certain elements of work depend on seasons e.g. planting. You’ll also want to see how your new garden looks and feels through the different seasons. Therefore we recommend taking the time of year into account for each phase.
💡Equipment: You may need heavy equipment for each phase of the project. Hire costs may be bigger if you are bringing them onsite more than once, for each phase.
💡Communication: Remember to keep your neighbours informed of potential timelines.
💡Future-proofing: If you’re not installing lighting or irrigation initially, we recommend placing conduit under hard landscaping to future-proof your project.

Celebrating the strength, resilience, and individuality of these 9 incredible women on International Women’s Day. 💪🌟

Renee
Our Jo in the office
Fran
Claire
Charlene
India
Mel
Esther from A4Cgroup
Ramona

🌱🌸 Embrace the anticipation of renewal and the promise of brighter days ahead.

At the beginning of 2023 we wrote this blog on our predictions of landscaping trends for that year: https://www.ayegardening.co.uk/2023-landscaping-elements/ We haven't written a new blog post for 2024 but if you are interested in the trends that may shape our gardens this year, this Houzz article is worth a read: https://www.houzz.co.uk/magazine/what-will-we-want-in-our-gardens-in-2024-stsetivw-vs~173099781?bsft_aaid=655436aa-235e-4be4-a903-a0e4ab0fc230&bsft_eid=02954694-6aff-424a-80b0-33d2738c8b0e&utm_campaign=02282024-pro-magazine-uk-email&utm_source=blueshift&utm_medium=email&utm_content=06142023-uk-ie-pro-newsletter&bsft_clkid=5d6f34cf-0a35-4b41-9fa5-06a934aba3e1&bsft_uid=918b3561-6240-41d8-8dd2-95b9c258f45a&bsft_mid=8a4d74d2-022f-4e1a-bdb4-f007f89170b6&bsft_txnid=316142a8-1fe2-4d43-b530-67b9437b10ed&bsft_mime_type=html&bsft_ek=2024-02-28T03%3A07%3A28Z&bsft_lx=7&bsft_tv=11

2023 landscaping trends: How to translate them to your garden 2023 landscaping trends: How to translate them to your garden Have you read our last post, looking at key themes that we’ve seen in 2023’s landscaping trends? We’re super excited …

Despite battling through a relentlessly wet couple of months, our dedicated team, alongside Compass Construction Southern Limited, persevered to bring to life the stunning hard landscaping in this expansive Esher garden, designed by the talented

As we look ahead to the next phase, the soft landscaping, magnificance awaits!

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Bringing a burst of sunshine to a grey and rainy day with vibrant daffodils in honor of St. David’s Day! Let this bright photo lift your spirits and celebrate the beauty of Wales. 🌼

We are here!

Guess who?

From the fertile farmlands of Burma to the bustling cities of Thailand, Ayenai’s journey has been one of resilience and determination. 💪

Do you have a favourite garden invention or gadget?

I love the light symphony control system that we have for our lights as I am able to label all the garden lights and only put the ones on that I want.

Do you have an awkward slope in your garden?

This we are revisiting this beautiful garden in Dorking where we made the slope a real feature.

We loved the challenge of this project in 2020/2021 because of the complexity brought by various different levels, and we really enjoyed working with garden designer Barbara Brooks to bring her ideas t life!

https://www.ayegardening.co.uk/landscaping-project-a-multi-level-large-sloping-surrey-garden/

From residential to commercial projects, we've got you covered! 💼🏡
Read what one of our long-term clients had to say in this glowing review!

Our latest blog post is now available via the linktr.ee in our bio.
📝The Right Decking Subframe.📝
In this post, we’ll explore the four main types of decking subframes. We’ll also explain the advantages and disadvantages of each, to help you to make an informed decision on the best subframe for your new deck.

Our latest blog post- In this post, we’ll explore the four main types of decking subframes. We’ll also explain the advantages and disadvantages of each, to help you to make an informed decision on the best subframe for your new deck.

Aye’s Advice: Choosing the right decking subframe Aye’s Advice: Choosing the right decking subframe Decking subframes are probably not the first thing you think about when planning your new garden. But creating a stunning deck involves more …

From design to reality, our landscaping project is advancing before our eyes! Working closely with Compass Construction Southern Limited and garden designer the transformation of this garden is taking shape beautifully.

Inspirational, informative and encouraging industry partnerships… a jam packed Open day yesterday at Thank you so much Millboard 🙏🏼

Another fantastic Millboard open day…. Full of inspiration, information and industry partnerships. Thank you for the invitation Millboard.

Your driveway is more than a functional space for parking your car. It’s also the first impression visitors have of your home. When it comes to enhancing curb appeal, gravel and resin-bound driveways have gained popularity for their looks and durability. In this post, we look at the key differences between these two types of driveways, to help you make an informed decision.

https://www.ayegardening.co.uk/gravel-vs-resin-bound/

A quick note to all our clients with robot lawnmowers: If you have a robotic lawnmower, you can protect hedgehogs by checking for any before you cut the grass and only running the machines during daylight hours.

Hedgehogs are under threat from increasingly popular garden gadget Do you own one? More tests are needed to check their safety

to our project from Summer 2022.

Making the most of a sloping garden... read more here...
https://www.ayegardening.co.uk/landscaping-project-making-the-most-of-a-sloping-plot/

Our first blog post of January 2024.

January garden planning… may not be the first thought that comes into your mind when you look out onto your frosty garden. But hear us out!
Now that the trees are bare, the foliage has died away for the winter, and it’s all looking a bit bare, you can really see the structure of your garden. The shapes of your hard landscaping, the outlines of trees and shrubs, the condition of garden structures… even the natural flow through the garden. All are revealed when the planting has died back for the winter months. So it’s the perfect time to assess the shapes and structures of your garden and plan for the year ahead.
In this blog post, we'll delve into some of the landscape design considerations you can be making during January.

January garden planning January Garden Planning January garden planning… may not be the first thought that comes into your mind when you look out onto your frosty garden. But hear us out! Now that the trees are bare…

We are very grateful to our clients from our Tadworth project for allowing us to show round two new sets of clients and a new garden designer to see this project that we completed in 2022.

With the freezing weather looming, if you haven't already, please protect your water features and follow the manufacturer's advice on winterising your water feature system.

https://www.ayegardening.co.uk/how-to-protect-your-water-feature-from-frost/

What to do with your Christmas tree: Creative ways to repurpose your real tree after the holidays

As the festive season draws to a close, it's time to bid farewell to the centrepiece of your Christmas decor – your Christmas tree. Instead of simply discarding it, why not consider a sustainable approach by repurposing your real Christmas tree? From enhancing your garden to supporting local wildlife, here are some inspiring ideas to make the most of your tree after the festive season.

Creative ways to repurpose your real tree after the holidays What to do with your Christmas tree: Creative ways to repurpose your real tree after the holidays As the festive season draws to a close, it’s time to bid farewell to the centrepiece of your …

As the year draws to a close, we’re taking some time to look back at our 2023 in landscaping, reflecting on some of the projects that we have completed this year.

A year in review: Ayegardening’s 2023 in landscaping A year in review: Ayegardening’s 2023 in landscaping What a year it’s been at Ayegardening! As the year draws to a close, we’re taking some time to look back at our 2023 in landsc…

We recently got a chance to revisit our Surbiton grass grid car park project from 18 months ago and it was brilliant to see how natural the space looked now that the grass was established and the planting had filled out. Swipe to see a comparison with when the grids went down.