The new build garden in the last row was photographed by its owner, Norah Davey.
Beds, borders, paving and pots
Decking and Paving
We can undertake any decking or paving project. In addition you can have a look at a case study where we transformed a small garden with clever use of circular paving.
Pots and Containers
Pots and Containers can be used in so many different ways. If you would like Belle Gardens to design and/or plant up your garden pots or containers please do contact us.
Beds and Borders
Ask Belle Gardens to plan your beds and borders for you so you have colour and structural interest throughout the seasons.
Case Studies
Two gardens, before and after
Case study 1: Perennial Border
Our goal for this garden was to soften the patio area. We created a large border the full length of the house and designed this to create colour all year round.
Once the planting was complete we framed the border with box hedging.
Before
Preparation
Perennial Border
Perennial Border
Case study 2: Small Garden Transformation
With the addition of a summer house and circular paving this garden was made to look larger. Turf was removed and a circular set was laid.
The border to the right was raised to make maintenance easier for the client.
Before We Arrived
Original Area
Original Area
Summer House & Circular Set In Place
New Space, New Look
Completed Garden
Gardens with wildlife in mind
Belle Gardens is committed to making a difference to the natural world.
Hedgehogs, sparrows, song thrushes and stag beetles are all declining species in the UK so we try and manage the gardens we create and maintain with this in mind.
We aim to increase the amount of wildflower gardens we sow each year to benefit insects and birds. We plant metres of rural hedging each year so that small mammals have wildlife corridors and birds have nesting sites.
Many of our clients ask for fruit trees and orchards to be planted which have a huge beneficial impact on wildlife. More and more people are asking for ponds for their children to enjoy pond dipping and to attract dragonflies and other creatures like frogs and toads. We attract creatures like these to our gardens to eat snails and slugs so we never use slug pellets which may harm hedgehogs and birds.
“Planting up a hedge of Oleaster on this windy site. Good screening and habitat for birds when it reaches a decent height.” (Instagram, April 2026)
A no obligation chat
If you are at all unsure about what is involved or the likely costs involved, get in touch. Estimates for small jobs are free. Use the form, call us on 01580 201354 or email Bella.
