Our work
The gardens speak for us.
Every photograph here is real work by Monarch Lawn & Landscape, from the company's own Google profile — grouped by the kind of job so you can find something like yours.
Structures & Lighting
A walnut-toned garden room at dusk, fronted by a stacked-slate raised bed and steps lit with warm integral lighting washing down over the stone — a scheme designed to come alive after dark.
Ponds & Water Features
A polished copper bowl water feature set into pebbles and a travertine terrace, framed by a mature olive tree against a period brick garden wall.
A tall slate-clad sphere water feature on a bed of slate paddlestones, set on a crisp lawn in front of a contemporary garden room with ornamental grasses alongside.
A naturalistic rock pond and stream threading between boulders, planted with lupins and irises so it reads as though it has always been part of the garden.
Landscaping & Planting
A walled courtyard combining a travertine terrace, a copper water bowl, a sunken corner sofa and a sweep of fresh lawn, sheltered by wisteria and a mature olive.
Lawns & Design
An overhead view of a full rear-garden build in progress — a shaped, striped lawn and a paved path running to a summerhouse, planting beds being set out around the edges.
An autumn garden with a corner summerhouse, a manicured lawn and freshly planted mixed borders coming into their own along the boundary.
Fencing & Boundaries
A close-boarded timber fence and matching gate defining a boundary — solid posts, clean lines and a brick threshold, fitted to last.
All photographs — Monarch Lawn & Landscape's own, via Google
From the Google reviews
“Charleys design interpretation of our needs was excellent and the delivery by him and his team excellent. A real quality result. This is the second major job that Monach have undertaken for us.”
★★★★★ — john tweed, via Google
Picturing something similar?
Whether it's a full transformation, a water feature, a new deck or a run of fencing, tell us what you're after — and for design projects we'll show it to you in 3D first.