Decking has grown in popularity in the last decade. The U.K. Teesside and the Tees Valley are no exception.

The style and design of your decking area

When deciding on what type of decked area to have - and there are lots of choices. We recommend that you first decide what it is you want from your decking area. Is the decking area going to be a place to sit and socialise with your family and friends on a warm summer's evening. Perhaps you want an area of complete tranquility and seclusion away from the kids so you can relax and read your papers on a weekend. Ask yourself, what you are aiming to create visually with your decking space.

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Garden fences can have several uses in your garden, they act as a barrier around the edge of your property. Fences also divide one part of your garden from another. A tall solid fence will provide privacy, shade and shelter from the wind, while one of more open construction such as slat panel fence will allow light and breezes through.

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We supply, deliver and lay turf in Teesside, Tees Valley, Cleveland, North Yorkshire and the North East.

When to lay new lawn turf

You can lay turf all year round. January, February, March and April are the best months to lay new turf, so that your new turfed lawn is ready for the summer months.

Why think of  laying a new turf lawn in the Summer months when you could have it a new lawn laid in the Winter months so that it is ready for the Summer.

Turfing later in the year

• If you lay turf in the Winter months it requires less looking after - it doesn't dry out so much.
  
  

• You are less likely to have the kids running over it every five minutes - Children are less likely to be on the turf in the winter months.
  
  

• New turf won't stop you from using your lawn - you will be less likely to be sat out in the cooler weather.
  
  

• Wetter weather means you don't have to do as much watering to the new turf.
  
  

Save yourself money - It is cheaper for us to supply you turf in the Winter months.

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IN THE GROW: Landscape gardener Andy Smith, who has re branded his business

Landscaping firm will stand out from the crowd

BRANDING could be the key to helping small firms expand, a landscape gardener believes.

Andy smith, has been running Green Onion Landscaping for four years.

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