Discover the perfect solution for roting gate posts with Jacksons Fencing timber field gates. Our client, facing decay issues with her timber entrance gates, chose us as trusted Jacksons Fencing Approved Installers for a lasting fix. Jacksons Fencing timber field gates not only boast a stunning natural finish but also come with an exclusive Jakcure treatment, ISO 9001 accredited, ensuring a 25-year guarantee. If you're looking for gates that combine aesthetics with durability, call us at 0800 260 5714 to discuss your Jacksons Fencing installation. Our experts will guide you through the options ..read more

Transform your garden with Jacksons Fencing softwood sleepers – a durable and visually stunning solution for raised beds. Our clients, passionate growers like you, have experienced the benefits of these sleepers, guaranteed for 25 years against wet/dry rot and wood-boring insects under the unique Jakcure process, ISO 9001 accredited. If you desire exceptional results, call us today at 0800 260 5714. Let's discuss the tailored options available to you and provide a complimentary quotation. Join the many satisfied customers who have entrusted Jacksons Fencing for their gardening needs ..read more

Jason Hornby Is it worth hiring a garden designer? As a garden designer we would love to work with you to achieve the garden of your dreams. Hiring us to design your garden depends specifically on your needs, goals and budget, but it can provide you with several benefits that make our services worthwhile. 1.      Expertise and creativity: we have a deep understanding of landscape design principles, and horticulture, using this knowledge to create a garden that is both aesthetically pleasing and functional. 2.      Personalised design: We will ..read more

Jason Hornby A landscape design proposal for a garden in Shrewsbury, which incorporates a new access pathway from the drive, a raised bed area for self sufficiency, and a new flower bed. These improvements will benefit the client and look fantastic once installed. If you’d like your garden redesigning then we look forward to hearing from you https://www.hornbygardendesigns.co.uk/contact ..read more

Jason Hornby How can I get my garden done for free? Getting you garden done for free can be a challenging task, as there are typically costs associated with materials, labour, plants and other resources. We would naturally like to be employed by you to design and install the improvements to your garden. However we do appreciate that everyone’s budget is different, and there are some ways to reduce costs or acquire certain elements without spending money: Bartering or Trade: Consider bartering services or skills. You might have something of value or a skill that you can exchange for landscap ..read more

Jason Hornby How much will a garden makeover cost? A garden makeover can vary significantly depending on various factors. The price of a garden makeover will depend on your specific goals, the size of your garden, and the extent of the changes you want to make. Here are some of the key factors that can influence the cost of a garden makeover: 1.      Garden size: the larger the garden, the more materials and labour will be required which can drive up the cost. 2.      Design complexity: Intricate and detailed garden designs with lots of featu ..read more

Jason Hornby Here we explore the difference between composite and wooden decking, outlining the pros and cons of each to help you make an informed decision on which would be most suitable for you. Composite decking is 60% hardwood fibres and 40% recycled plastics which comes in a variety of colours and styles whilst mimicking the appearance of wood. British Standard BS EN ISO 14125, does not have a rating scale, but is used to determine the flexural composites of composite decking. They are relatively low maintenance, don’t need staining, sealing or painting. They are resistant to moisture, f ..read more

Jason Hornby A thoughtful and well-planned approach to this roof garden in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, has resulted in a planting plan which will provide year-round interest for our client to enjoy, with a focus on the summer months when use will be at its peak. Here are some general tips which we have considered for this successful roof garden planting plan. Wind-Tolerant Plants We have chosen plants and trees that can withstand strong winds, with sturdy self supporting stems. Drought-Tolerant Species We have chosen plants that are fully hardy and drought tolerant when established, as Shrops ..read more

Jason Hornby How much does it cost to decorate a garden? The cost of decorating a garden can vary widely. No two people want the same from their garden, and no two gardens are the same. This means that for every project we take on, the solution is always bespoke. We’re happy to do as much or as little as you like; while a simple ‘spruce-up’ may work for some, a more comprehensive design may be what you’re looking for. Here are some of the factors that can influence the cost of garden decoration: 1.      Garden size: A smaller garden is typically going to be less expen ..read more

Jason Hornby Rootball and Bareroot Season In the UK, the bareroot or rootball season typically occurs during the dormant winter months, from late autumn to early spring. This is the period when the deciduous trees and shrubs have lost their leaves, and their growth has slowed or stopped, which makes it an ideal time for transplanting and handling bareroot or rootball trees, shrubs and hedging plants. Bareroot is horticultural term which refers to a plant that is offered for sale with its roots exposed rather than planted in a container with soil. Rootball is grown in the field and lifted f ..read more