greencube garden and landscape design, UK

See our Sundridge Garden featured in this months Modern Gardens Magazine  our Sundridge Garden completed last year Key features - Black slate, Ceramic Tiled Rug, Moongate & Corten Steel PINK PALETTE INCLUDES Echinacea, Salvia, Penstemon and Veronica in the featured images

See greencube in May's issue of Homes and Gardens magazine Thank you Homes and Gardens for including our top tip 'How does your garden grow....' simple planting ideas from our green-fingered experts

See our Kings Hill Garden featured in national magazine 'Modern Gardens' an article talking about LED strip lighting, here we designed the lighting to sit in a hidden channel within the bench and cast light on the front of bench and terrace. This extends the use of the garden into the evening and creates ambience. Our clients love their garden. 

Here's a quick view of some our popular bulbs we planted last autumn to enjoy this spring 2020, we will be out tending the gardens from February onwards and hopefully capturing lots of images. Happy New Year to all our blog gardening friends...... We are very excited about lots of our newly completed gardens for 2019/2020, we have 3 gardens currently under construction in Sevenoaks, Chipstead and Tunbridge Wells, all in Kent. We just need the borders to dry out a bit before we can complete the planting.

We have completed a wonderful garden in Westerham. A medium sized garden with a sprinkling of greencube magic....... installation by Langdale Landscapes This garden has some bespoke features including copper spouts water feature, laser cut grill up lit at night, a copper moon gate feature, framing a view as well as a mix of slate paving and cotswold blend bricks. We have also included floating/cantilevered benches, garden furniture from Expormim as well as a fire bowl fuelled with bio ethanol to keep you warm in the evening by Solus. Garden designed by greencube Garden hardscapes by Langdale Landscapes Garden project monitored by greencube Garden maintained by greencube and Gilly

We have installed three vertical green walls into a larch clad wall in our garden in Greenwich living art installations - they have knitted together wonderfully. We planted these in July. They are automatically fed and watered, they need a little bit of TLC every 4 to 6 weeks. garden designed by greencube garden hardscapes LDP garden planted by greencube garden maintained by greencube

watch this space we are currently working on a small garden in Kings Hill, modern clean, social space that includes polymer rendered walls in burnt orange, dark grey and white that retain the level changes. Garden includes exciting social spaces that combine with built in seating, hanging egg chair, fire bowl, large pots for herbs, exciting colours and a mix of tropical planting with purple and orange accent colours. Here's our 3d visuals of the garden. modern garden design

I visited one of our finished gardens yesterday in Mersham, Ashford, Kent to take a few photos. This garden includes a feature Californian Amber wall with one of our favourite planting combinations of Nepeta, Salvia, Allium and there's also some Helenium and Coreopsis to follow. This garden makes me smile, it feels warm, sunny and happy even on a grey day. Our clients not adverse to a splash of colour. We enjoyed working on this project and here's the finished garden in its first summer glory. Garden designed by greencube hard landscapes oakleigh manor garden planted by greencube garden maintained by greencube

Our little courtyard garden in Caterham, completed summer of this year is becoming a little bit famous, now featured in Achica.com An inspirational feature on extending the use of your garden into autumn with outdoor fires. See link http://www.achica.com/ACHICALiving/2014/10/gardens-when-its-cold-outside-curl-up-next-to-a-garden-fire/ Text taken from Achica website , compiled by Zia Allayway Bowled over  We can just imagine kicking back on one of the sofas next to the eye-catching fire bowl in this tiny urban garden designed by Mandy Buckland of  Green Cube Design . The fire is fuelled by bio ethanol, a renewable and green source of energy that produces no smoke, smell, or ashes. Held in a stainless steel urn inside the bowl, the flames provide instant heat once lit. You can find similar bowls at  Planika Fire  or contact Mandy for advice on how to integrate one into your garden design.  Its been a busy autumn, Gemma has been busy clearing lea...