Complete Landscaping

After the terrible floods, the fence had to go and it proved to be the ideal time to landscape this garden. We relevel the lawn, set up a vegetable garden, re-sit the shed on a level concrete pad, build a small retaining wall and sow new grass.

#1 Dead and poisoned lawn ready to be replaced

#2 Landscaping includes a new wooden fence

Wooden fence 1.8m tall

Old damaged fence

Old fence to be removed

A new wooden fence

Old fence fallen over

We quickly took down the old fence and set up the new wooden fence.

#3 A new concrete pad for the shed.

Spreading the concrete for shed base

Tipping out concrete for shed base

Shed on new base

Spreading out the basecourse

Concrete base finished.

Shed moved off the old base

The concrete base of the shed was not level. We lifted the shed off the base, broke the base and then built a new concrete pad. Because the shed was 100m from the concrete truck, we used the Bobcat to transfer the concrete to where the shed was to sit.

#4 Setting out the vegetable garden

Setting out planters

Levelling the planters

Wooden edge/frame installed

Plants growing in the planters

White stone chips around planters

Bobcat used to transfer stones

We set out a frame, levelled and spaced out the planters, lay out weed mat before supplying and spreading the white stone chip. Again, we used the Bobcat to transfer the stones.

#5 Levelling the ground and supplying new soil

Turing over the soil

Rotadairon stone burier attached to the Bobcat

Soil all turned over

Soil turned to dust

Soil levelled

Dead grass ready to be turned over

Using at Rotadairon stone burier we turned the soil and turned it to dust. We could then use our level bar to fill in the low points and take off the high points. We then sowed the new grass.

#6 Levelling the ground and supplying new soil

Green grass and planter

View across the lawn

Beautiful lawn

Green grass

Vegetable garden

Flat lawn with new grass

After a few weeks the grass starts to grow and fill in.

#7 Twin retaining walls

View of retaining walls

View of twin retaining walls

Retaining wall with plants

We built a pair of walls to create an area that can be more easily planted. We also used our digger to pull out a tree stump that was stopping the area being used easily.

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