Kyoto Gardens
Description
Kyoto Gardens design, build and maintain beautiful gardens.
We specialise in Japanese-style gardens.
We offer a friendly and professional service. Need help in the garden?
We can help with the job!
Lawn care, mowing and strimming
Planting, borders and rockeries
Landscaping and re-shaping
Tree, hedge and bush pruning, shaping and trimming
We can design and build:
Ponds, waterfalls and water features
Decks, pergolas, summer houses
Japanese tea houses
We also specialise in Japanese-style gardens
We can design, build and maintain your beautiful oriental garden - be the envy of your neighbours!
We offer competitive prices
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facebook.comDesign projects and CAD visuals
Most garden projects can be visualised in 3D and detailed plans created. This helps a client to see what we are proposing, but also it is a great help when specifying materials.
Design projects and CAD visuals
Most garden projects can be visualised in 3D and detailed plans created. This helps a client to see what we are proposing, but also it is a great help when specifying materials.
General gardening work
General gardening work
Japanese-style Tea House
Roof now has membrane/battens
Japanese-style Tea House
Timeline Photos
Short of space or have a small courtyard garden? With clever planters you can have quite a lot of beautiful plants and create the illusion of scale
Photos from Kyoto Gardens's post
Most people when they think of a Japanese garden, think bamboo and maples/acers. This may be true for a 'tea house' garden, but in reality, the Japanese favour the pine tree. It is revered above all plants in a garden. But, they believe that a pine tree should be shaped - almost like a child's drawing of a tree. The branches are pruned and clipped to resemble clumps giving it a simple form that becomes immensely beautiful...this is called Niwaki. It takes quite an effort and a lot of patience to do, but the results are stunning. There are garden centres and online shops that sell Niwaki, but they don't come cheap - I've seen a 5 foot specimen for £4500!! But, we can supply and manage a simple pine, for a lot less - and in time, you'll have a stunning Niwaki tree - and it won't cost the earth
Timeline Photos
Drainage all done and new fence in. Now the garden can recover and grow again
Photos from Kyoto Gardens's post
French drain and sump is in and cover with pea-gravel. #knackered
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18metre trench dug for a French drain to go in, and then in goes the big sump - so any water can be pumped away. Will definitely solve the constant flooding they get in their gardens.
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