Incorporating Fencing into Your Landscape Design

Incorporating Fencing into Your Landscape Design

Why fencing is important in Landscape Design There are so many types of fencing to choose from, so it is often challenging to know where to start…  Gone were the days of fences having a sole use of securing perimeters. Style is now just as important as stability!  To...
Drought resistant planting

Drought resistant planting

The need for drought-resistant plants Water scarcity and drought-prone soils are perennial problems for landscape architects and climate change means that they are likely to become more common – perhaps even the norm. Even high quality soils can suffer extended bouts...
Principles for fencing in landscape design

Principles for fencing in landscape design

What type of fencing does the landscape need? One of the reasons that fences can present challenges in landscaping is that the fencing style installed is not optimal for the intended aesthetic. Considerations to take into account when selecting fencing include height,...
Employee spotlight: Steve Lucas

Employee spotlight: Steve Lucas

We are pleased to announce that Steve Lucas is now the Site Supervisor with responsbility for Quality Control at Archway Green. Who is Steve and what does he do? As of Tuesday 20 April, Steve Lucas has worked at Archway Green for 9 years, making him the...
Why green space growth is great for landscapers

Why green space growth is great for landscapers

What is green space? Green space is a generic term used for any area of vegetated land (growing grass, trees, shrubs and so on) in an urban context. Rural open areas don’t tend to be included within the description. Other definitions go further, and characterise green...