See the plan produced and the different stages of development involved to create the garden 

<The garden's Play area 

First Stage: T.K. and Sheila visit the site and discuss with the client(s) how they would like the garden to be, including the features required, the plants and trees they would like to include and the work and maintenance that will be required to achieve it. All this information is noted with careful attention to the time scale allowed and the budget available.

Second Stage: T.K. produces a plan for the client's approval. Any alteration/additions can be made at this stage. (see example below)

The Plan for the Grantshouse Community Garden

Fourth Stage: The planting. This is one of Sheila's favourite tasks and usually the client's too! The garden really starts to take shape and it's easy to see the full picture emerging.

Fifth Stage:  One of the most interesting aspects of a garden are the changes through the seasons and over time. 

The garden's raised bed & scented planting!

There are many possibilities for a community garden, including a play area for children, quiet areas to sit and chat with friends, sheltered picnic areas and shaded reading corners. Sculptures or raised beds add interest and when planted with sensory plants the latter add enjoyment for partially sighted or disabled. 

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