Landscaping in Wolverhampton, as well as in Nearby Dudley & the Surrounding West Midlands Region

While there is no definite distinction between a landscaper and a gardener, with both terms used interchangeably, there are several differences. A landscaper will undertake design work and install all materials, such as patios, walls, railway, sleepers, fencing, block paving, porcelain slabs and tiles. However, a gardener typically focuses on cutting grass and maintaining plant life.

There are several ways to make a garden more private, including planting hedges and trees, installing fencing or being more strategic with garden furniture placement. 

Yes, paving is widely recognised as landscaping. Paving will often require a design set out by a landscaper and will also typically be offered as a professional service. 

Any period of the year is good for landscaping, though different times are better for certain work. 

Spring is popular for planting or laying new turf as the soil is soft, yet there is still time before the arrival of summer. Regular maintenance and plant care is recommended during the summer months as the weather is often at its best. The colder autumn and winter periods are popular for planning and undertaking detailed landscaping as the garden is less in use and allows for the project to be completed in time for the warmer period of the year. 

No, most landscaping work does not require planning permission. However, under certain circumstances, such as turning a front garden into a driveway, approval from the local council may be necessary, so it is always best to check.