FAVERSHAM GARDEN DESIGN
When commissioning a garden design with Nectan Garden Design in Faversham, the town’s history and architecture have played important roles in shaping the garden style that fits our clients brief. Faversham’s blend of medieval and Victorian buildings inspires traditional elements, such as ornamental borders and structured layouts, while modern developments can encourage contemporary designs that embrace minimalism and functionality.
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The town’s geography, situated near the Swale, offers scenic views and diverse ecosystems, guiding designs that integrate natural landscapes and water features. Geologically, the clay and chalk soils influence plant selection, favouring hardy, local species that thrive in these conditions, such as native wildflowers and fruit trees.
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Faversham’s temperate maritime climate supports a range of flora, ensuring vibrant gardens year-round. By incorporating regional plants, our designs and gardens not only enhance biodiversity but also reflect the local character. This combination of historical context, geographical features, and climate results in gardens that harmonize with Faversham’s unique environment and heritage, creating beautiful, functional outdoor spaces.
Recent Project in Faversham
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This small front garden designed on Faversham Creek maximizes the stunning views with a carefully crafted raised deck area, perfect for enjoying the serene landscape.
Surrounding the deck, wildlife-friendly planted borders feature a mix of native flowers and shrubs, attracting pollinators and enhancing biodiversity. The rustic natural sandstone creates a harmonious connection with the local geology, offering a durable and attractive base for the garden.
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This design not only celebrates the natural beauty of the creek but also fosters a welcoming space for both the residents and wildlife.
