Natural Lawns & Artificial Lawns
Choosing The Right Lawn
Deciding between a natural lawn and an artificial lawn ultimately comes down to personal preference and practical considerations. Natural lawns provide a more authentic connection to nature and offer environmental benefits, but they require regular maintenance and may be influenced by factors like climate and soil conditions. On the other hand, artificial lawns offer convenience and a perpetually lush appearance, but they lack the ecological benefits of natural lawns.
Natural Lawns
There’s nothing quite like the vibrant and organic charm of a natural lawn. These lush green carpets are created through the cultivation of various grass species, creating a soft and inviting space. Natural lawns offer numerous benefits, including their ability to absorb rainwater and promote healthy soil. They provide a natural habitat for insects, birds, and other wildlife, contributing to biodiversity. Moreover, natural lawns offer a sense of connection with the environment, with the fresh smell of cut grass and the tactile pleasure of walking barefoot on a natural surface.
Natural lawn in Abingdon
Different views from Abingdon lawn
Another view from Abingdon lawn
Two tiered natural lawn with banked sides in Newbury approx 4-5 weeks after install.
A front and side garden lawn in Compton with brick edging a few weeks after laying.
A new lawn a couple of weeks after install in Newbury.
Small front lawn with half round timber edge in Newbury approx 4-5 weeks after laying.
A freshly laid lawn in Newbury with grey brick edging.
A lawn approx 5 weeks after install in Newbury.
A sunken trampoline in Newbury with banked sides, freshly laid turf on the day of install. Please see below picture after several weeks.
The sunken trampoline after several weeks of watering and ready for its first cut.
A newly laid lawn approx 2 weeks after install and you can see the joins starting to disappear.
A freshly laid turfed area over a play tunnel and blending in to the existing a lawn nr Andover.
A lawn installed in Newbury approx 1 week after install.
A freshly laid lawn in Basingstoke.
This lawn was built up by approx 1m with sleeper retaining walls and the picture taken after its first cut approx 4 weeks after laying.
Large natural lawn start to finish
This is the before pictures of a large lawn in Cold Ash on a steep bank.
Another view showing the area to be prepared for turf.
Trees removed, existing ground graded and 150+ tonnes of top soil has been graded with turf being laid. Sprinklers set up as we go to water the turf that is laid.
One side is turfed of the 2500 sq m lawn.
A view from the top of the garden 6 weeks later ready for its first cut.
A view from the side so you can see the soft rolling bank making it manageable on a sit on mower.
Artificial Lawns
For those seeking a low-maintenance solution, artificial lawns have gained popularity in recent years. These synthetic alternatives mimic the appearance of natural grass while requiring minimal upkeep. Artificial lawns are made from high-quality, durable materials designed to withstand various weather conditions. They offer a consistently green and well-manicured look without the need for watering, mowing, or fertilizing. Additionally, they can be installed in areas where natural grass struggles to grow, such as shaded or high-traffic locations.
120 sq m Artificial lawn in Thatcham using 37mm pile grass. 2 cross joins and levelled to existing patio.
Artificial lawn in Swindon levelled with patio and composite decking.
Artificial lawn in High Wycombe
Curved 37mm artificial lawn along side new driveway in Thatcham.
Artificial lawn in Devizes
Different view of Devizes lawn
A multi tiered artificial lawn in Mortimer with sleeper retaining walls.
An artificial lawn in Basingstoke.
37mm artificial lawn within a fully landscaped garden in Thatcham.
Artificial lawn in Thatcham.
A small artificial lawn in Oxford finishing flush with the patio.
A rooftop artificial lawn laid over the rubber roofing in Kingsclere.
A small artificial lawn in Reading enclosed for the dogs to use as a toilet area.
An artificial lawn in Swindon.
A small artificial lawn in Newbury.
An artificial lawn in Swindon with curved edges.
