Marshall James specialise very much in domestic landscaping including regular maintenance, though the majority of work has been and continues to be the making or altering of gardens. We offer a full horticultural service, design, hard and soft landscaping and specialist maintenance.
Marshall James' have become a familiar sight on the local roads around Beaminster, Crewkerne and Bridport, but they regularly work further afield, with a work radius extending to the other side of Dorchester, Dorset and just south of Bath, Bristol, Taunton, Somerset and Exeter.
Marshall James' have become a familiar sight on the local roads around Beaminster, Crewkerne and Bridport, but they regularly work further afield, with a work radius extending to the other side of Dorchester, Dorset and just south of Bath, Bristol, Taunton, Somerset and Exeter.
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Marshall James specialise very much in the domestic side of landscaping rather than the commercial market and although we have always carried out some regular maintenance, the majority of work has been and continues to be the making or altering of gardens.
Our philosophy is that your garden is an extension to your property, another room just as important, using your garden for your children, home produce or just easier to maintain, you might be coming into retirement or just have a busy working lifestyle.
Our philosophy is that your garden is an extension to your property, another room just as important, using your garden for your children, home produce or just easier to maintain, you might be coming into retirement or just have a busy working lifestyle.
They are a great extension to your house and will greatly increase the use of any garden.
It is important to consider the appropriate size, shape and choice of materials to blend naturally with the whole garden plan before construction.
Numerous types of flagstones are now available on the market including reconstituted concrete, limestone and slate, natural Indian sandstone.
It is important to consider the appropriate size, shape and choice of materials to blend naturally with the whole garden plan before construction.
Numerous types of flagstones are now available on the market including reconstituted concrete, limestone and slate, natural Indian sandstone.
Having such a diverse range of brickwork, block work and stonework, offers a traditional free-standing retaining and decorative walling.
As well as defining boundaries, brickwork can also be used to create a gardens space and style, it can also be used to build raised flower beds, barbeques for entertaining, seating areas and decorative features.
As well as defining boundaries, brickwork can also be used to create a gardens space and style, it can also be used to build raised flower beds, barbeques for entertaining, seating areas and decorative features.
Selecting plants is one of the most important jobs; giving you the right choice of plants can complement and at the same time soften the lines of your layout and will ultimately bring your garden to life in your own individual way.
Height, shape and texture all need to be considered when selecting plants in your design.
Colour is another significant factor, which is especially important when planning for all year round interest.
Height, shape and texture all need to be considered when selecting plants in your design.
Colour is another significant factor, which is especially important when planning for all year round interest.
This garden was officially opened by Martin Clunes, a Dorset resident.
It was designed by Nick Williams-Ellis to showcase Dorset's world heritage site, where Nick took the central theme the ammonite motif, symbol of the Jurassic coast.
Purbeck stone, one of the famous building stones found along the coast, forms the rocky backdrop behind the water cascade and the stone pathway.
An iconic dinosaur footprint, 150 million years old, on loan from Landers Quarry near Swanage, has been subtly integrated within a specially carved dinosaur track way.
It was designed by Nick Williams-Ellis to showcase Dorset's world heritage site, where Nick took the central theme the ammonite motif, symbol of the Jurassic coast.
Purbeck stone, one of the famous building stones found along the coast, forms the rocky backdrop behind the water cascade and the stone pathway.
An iconic dinosaur footprint, 150 million years old, on loan from Landers Quarry near Swanage, has been subtly integrated within a specially carved dinosaur track way.
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