Landscape gardener, Brandon based
Looking for landscapers in Suffolk? Craig is a Horticulture Level 3 landscape gardener based in Brandon, bringing structure back to tired gardens through preparation, turf, gravel, planting areas, fencing and practical finishing work.
What we cover
Craig will talk through the outcome you want, assess the site and provide a clear quotation for the agreed work.
Our approach is grounded in horticultural knowledge, careful preparation and a finish that suits the property rather than following short-lived trends.
Recent work
Most landscaping jobs we quote combine several pieces of work: clearing what is there, preparing the ground properly, then building back with lawn, gravel, borders and boundaries. Doing it as one planned job means the levels, edges and drainage are thought through once rather than patched later.
Borders and planting areas are planned around the soil, the light and how much upkeep you want, which matters on the sandy Breckland ground around Brandon as much as on heavier clay further south. The aim is planting that settles in and suits the property.
Common questions
Yes. We are based in Brandon and take on landscaping across Suffolk and Norfolk, including Bury St Edmunds.
Yes. They are all part of our landscaping work, so they can be planned and quoted together.
Prices and timing explained
The cost of a gravel driveway is mostly in what you cannot see. Digging out, a compacted sub-base, a membrane and firm edging take more time and material than the gravel on top. Size, access and the gravel you choose make up the rest.
Read guideBoth can provide a timber garden boundary. Feather-edge boards are built into a continuous overlapping run; panels arrive as pre-made sections. The best choice depends on the line, slope, look and how you expect to maintain it.
Read guideThe price depends on more than the length of the boundary. The old fence, ground, access, materials and gate details all change the work involved. Here is how to compare quotes without relying on a made-up price per metre.
Read guideA landscaping job runs in a clear order: agree the outcome, clear, prepare the ground, build the hard parts, then turf and plant. Knowing the sequence helps you plan and ask the right questions.
Read guideBoth gravel and turf are part of our landscaping work, and both can look smart out front. The right answer comes down to upkeep, use and the ground you are working with.
Read guideGood planting starts in the ground, not at the garden centre. This guide walks through how we think about a new border before a single plant goes in.
Read guideMore ways we can help
Straightforward advice
Call Craig or send photos, your location and a short description for an initial estimate.
