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Our New Front Garden in Sevenoaks

Check out our new corten steel garden with sculptural feature logstore in Sevenoaks, this very stylish easy to maintain front garden oozes originality, simple maintenance and maximum parking with eco Suds approved resin bound gravel paired with dutch clay pavers. We have planted some wonderful multi-stemmed Osmanthus and some very large spherical arbutus unedo.

Now maintained by Gemma and her team at greencube.








garden designed by greencube
garden project monitored by greencube
hardscapes by langdale landscapes
garden planted by greencube
garden maintained by greencube




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