James Smith Landscapes

James Smith Landscapes A professional Landscaping and Tree surgery business based in Suffolk.

James Smith has been landscaping throughout Cornwall, France, Norfolk & Suffolk for over 17 years. His team are able to offer an extensive range of professional landscaping services from design, construction, planting and garden features to suit your individual needs. Tree work is also available with fully trained and insured tree surgeons - Just telephone or email for an initial discussion.

04/03/2021

Experienced landscaper wanted,
Must be able to work independently and alongside our existing team.
Driving licence essential.
www.jamessmithlandscapes.co.uk

06/10/2016

Now that is what I call tree surgery - James Smith Landscapes in action!

01/10/2015
Rill Garden
01/10/2015

Rill Garden

The Rill Garden - almost complete!
23/02/2015

The Rill Garden - almost complete!

Never too late for a vegetable garden!
17/06/2014

Never too late for a vegetable garden!

15/01/2014
08/01/2014
Norfolk Gardens and Designed Landscapes by Patsy Dallas, Tom Williamson and Roger Last is now available in the bookshops...
08/01/2014

Norfolk Gardens and Designed Landscapes by Patsy Dallas, Tom Williamson and Roger Last is now available in the bookshops featuring The Spider Garden at Hoveton Hall. At the center of the garden is a circular flint spider web edged with box created in 1998 by landscape gardener James Smith.

The layout of the Spider Garden, so called because of its wrought iron entrance gate depicting a spider in its net, has not changed since the 1840s. The gate was made by Eric Stevenson of Wroxham in 1936; he later became known for his wrought iron work in ten English cathedrals. The gate is nicely c...

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Ipswich
IP77AD

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+441449740771

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