Landscape Gardener Nottingham - Andy Whitelocks HND
Welcome to Greenscapes, Landscape Gardener Nottingham. Andy Whitelocks of Greenscapes is a Landscape Gardener based in Calverton Nottingham. He is a qualified landscape gardener, specialising in garden designs, grounds maintenance, fencing, hard landscaping and much more, in Nottingham and the surrounding areas.
Established in 1994 he has over twenty years worth of experience in the landscaping industry. He has knowledgeable insight in all aspects of landscaping, gardening, planting and garden maintenance. Working from detailed drawings and sketches, Andy will present you with his design ideas and specified quality materials, before he undertakes any landscape works for you. He does not use any subcontracted companies for the works, as he insists on a level of quality that he would not trust to any third parties.
Andy is very happy to work with you and any plans or ideas you have in mind for your special outdoor garden area. He is able to advise and discuss garden planting, materials and design options with you.
The majority of Andy's work is around the Nottinghamshire area, but he does include Derbyshire and Lincolnshire in his areas of work. All of Greenscapes Nottingham's work is fully guaranteed and always finished to Andy's high standard, reflecting the pride that he always takes in his work.
Landscape Gardener Nottingham - Services
NOTTINGHAM AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS
Arnold, Balderton, Beeston, Bingham, Bircotes, Blidworth, Boughton, Bulwell, Calverton, Carlton, Cotgrave, East Leake, East Retford, Eastwood, Edwinstowe, Greasley, Grove, Harworth, Hucknall, Underwood, Huthwaite, Kimberley, Kirkby in Ashfield, Mansfield, Mansfield Woodhouse, Market Warsop, Newark, Newark-on-Trent, Nottingham, Nunthorpe, Ollerton, Radcliffe, Radcliffe on Trent, Rainworth, Retford, Ruddington, Selston, Sherwood, Southwell, Stapleford, Sutton in Ashfield, Underwood, Warsop, West Bridgford, Worksop
ALSO COVERING: Derbyshire & Lincolshire
LOW MAINTENANCE GARDENS
PLANTING & HEDGES
PATIOS & PATHS
BESPOKE PERGOLAS
WATER FEATURES
PAVING & HARD LANDSCAPING
ARTIFICIAL & NATURAL LAWNS
DESIGN SERVICES
DECKING
DRIVEWAYS
FENCING
WALLS
GATES
website by: www.eleydesign.co.uk
Andy Whitelocks
HND Landscape Design
Phone: 07773 872018
Dear Andy, I enclose a cheque as promised. The garden looks great and grass has grown very well with all the rain it's had. Have solved the puzzle of the Gazebo which is now up and painted green and have added 3 buddleias and a sedum to the borders. Hope your new greenhouse is doing well. Thanks Again. Jo
Jo - Breaston
Just a little note to say thank you for creating my patio, working so diligently and restoring my faith ! A job well done, which I and all the children in my care will enjoy greatly. Thanks Lisa
Lisa - Sherwood
Modern landscapes - A nod to tradition
There's a growing trend at the moment for using ultra modern materials and sharp angular layouts in the garden - especially at the front of the house. This has the initial effect of giving a "whole" design approach to the property. It's possibly not so relevant to the rear of the house, as you're generally looking from the house to the boundaries and beyond - which gives a whole different set of problems to overcome.
Return to the front /side garden, the benefits of the modern look - it's the first thing you see when you get home or friends /relatives visit and it sets a tone for the property in general. That clean look reflecting the bright airy look of newly developed homes. It also frames the property, clearly defining your boundaries. When it comes to maintenance it's a case of keeping that definition clear and keeping nature a little at bay.
This maintenance, though relatively straight forward, needs to be pretty constant, especially autumn /winter when decomposing leaves from neighbouring trees drop into sparkly granite chippings and machined ceramic paving becomes green tinged and slippy with algae thriving in our temperate.
I try, when designing front gardens, to keep those cleaner elements close to the house - paving leading to the doorway, granite chips under the windows and at the side of door entrances on which to put suitable planters / plants to frame the door away from the house itself. I like to use elements similar in style and colour but perhaps are a bit softer in appearance and when weathered, in the case of hard landscaping, won't detract from the overall scene.
Incorporating car parking, fencing / walling, privacy and a pleasing look to the front of your property needs a quite a bit of thought but the results should make that design, time and effort every bit worthwhile.
