Colinton Gardening Services - garden landscaping for Edinburgh

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This landscaping project in Edinburgh was to remove the existing patio that was 20sq meters, prepare the soil and lay good quality turf. As with some landscaping projects we dont know what we are dealing with until we clear the area. We found another patio underneath the old patio, reinforced con...

This landscape gardeners project in Edinburgh was to revamp the entire garden. It was a muddy mess before we got involved. Using a mini digger to scoop up refuse and prepared the ground with over 35 tons of good quality compost. We used seeds for the lawn and installed a metal edge to the lawn. W...

We built this garden rockery using stone dug out of the garden. We used good quality, localy sourced compost/alpine grit and over 100 alpine plants.

This landscape gardeners project in Edinburgh included building a garden pond. We dug out the pond and introduced 3 different water depths - marginal, deep and bog. Using a high quality pond liner with suitable aquatic plants means this pond will look great in the years to come. We also included ...

If you look closely you will see a tree surgeon at the top of an ash tree. We applied for planning permission to remove a Cyprus, ash and holly tree as the property was in a conservation area. Once we had ensured there were no TPO (tree preservation orders) work could commence for a two day project.

This is a small landscape gardeners project in Edinburgh which was to lay some porcelain tiles to extend a garden patio.

There are many elements to this landscape gardening project here in Edinburgh. This is a rockery that we built using random rubble, 3 tons of compost, alpine grit and some marvelous alpine plants - over 100 alpine plants.

We are not all about hard landscaping and are experts in all forms of soft landscaping. This project is to revamp the entire garden, digging out weeds, cutting back herbaceous plants, trimming shrubs, removing flax and introducing a good layer of compost on all borders.