Woodland elements you can have

A fire pit is the perfect place to gather around for warmth and entertainment in you woodland.

Adding boulders of different sizes and shapes creates a natural and attractive asset to your woodland.

Contour bunds transform flat ground into more visually interesting landscape.

Sculptures can be a focal point adding a quirky, personal and unique addition to your woodland.

A meandering path is an invitation for exploring your beautiful woodland.

Using a hut for leisure, well-being and recreation is a great way to connect with nature.

Boardwalks provide an attractive natural alternative to other paths. A natural timber boardwalk contrasts with appealing green vegetation.

Orchards are areas of trees and shrubs planted for food, usually fruit. Not only are orchards useful and beautiful, they can also be important for wildlife.

Stone circles can be an intriguing feature in your woodland. 

Formal shaped plants add another dynamic to your woodland, they can add more rigid shapes to your woodland or create the perfect flowering archway.

Ecological enhancements includes wildflower meadows, ponds, insect ‘hotels’, bird boxes, log piles, water for birds, nesting boxes and more!

Incorporating fruit and nut trees, shrubs, herbs, vines and perennial vegetables into your woodland gives you valuable produce while benefitting nature.