Showing posts with label #Garden Design #Green Walls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #Garden Design #Green Walls. Show all posts

Sunday, 17 October 2010

Green Wall for Client in Chelmsford



We should really have put these pictures up before now but this is a couple of images of the first residential green wall installation that Aralia Garden Design have completed.  This was for a client in Chelmsford and the Green wall have been used to disguise the end of the clients garage.  Paul now has a Front garden which is a masterpiece. I have included below a testimonial that Paul has kindly written for us and posted up on Linked-In.

Dear Patricia,
I've written this recommendation of your work to share with other LinkedIn users.
Details of the Recommendation: "I thoroughly recommend the services provided by Aralia Garden Design; Pat and her team have a flexible working style and really listen to your requirements and ideas - the designs iincorporate fresh and interesing concepts so you feel you are getting something unique and special. Pat skillfully guides you through a multitude of choices; the detailed and colourful design drawings really help you visualise how everything will look in the end. The creative process is rarely straightforward and achieving my wonderful garden involved overcoming the occasional challenge along the way; throughout it all Pat maintained a calm, practical and down-to-earth approach which is a great asset. I am very pleased with the end result; the outside spaces enrich my quality of life - I have also learnt many new plant names! - excellent job, well done!"

Service Category: Garden Designer
Year first hired: 2009
Top Qualities: Great Results, Personable, Creative



Thursday, 11 March 2010

Green Wall Our very first installation in a client's garden

Just wanted to share this photo with you all, very excited, our first green wall for a client has now been planted up, and is being left to mature for 4 weeks in a poly tunnel before we then install at our clients in Chelmsford. The panels aren't quite in the right configuration but you get the picture..........can't wait to see it in situ.