This garden was created to replace a large expanse of sloping lawn which attracted no insects to the garden and looked dry and unhealthy during the hot summer months. 

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We re-contoured this area of the garden,creating two levels with a 60cm high retaining stone wall with three steps down to the path at the lower section. 

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Gravel was used to replace the lawn, with dense planting in the gravel, with plants selected for their hardiness to both drought and low winter temperatures. 

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A water feature was created from an old tub found on site. 

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Stones dug up from the site from a previous bard were embedded into the gravel to create informal pathways.