Whitecroft Project

Once overgrown, this garden is now a welcoming, practical space. Featuring a natural sandstone patio for dining and relaxing, a new lawn for open green space, and bespoke raised timber beds that add structure and planting potential. A balanced blend of hard and soft landscaping makes the most of the space, turning it into a true outdoor retreat.

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google "We absolutely love our new garden! It has gone from a new-build mud bath into a beautiful, peaceful sanctuary that the whole family can enjoy.

From our very first meeting, I knew I wanted Tracey to complete the job. She immediately understood our vision and was so friendly, knowledgeable and helpful throughout the whole process. The three-man team she sent out were all lovely, professional and hardworking, and nothing ever felt like too much to ask.

The finished garden is truly stunning and has completely transformed our outdoor space. Even after the work was completed, Tracey has continued to be incredibly helpful, emailing through planting arrangements and advice to help us make the most of the garden.

We honestly couldn’t recommend Tracey and her team enough. From start to finish, the whole experience has been fantastic, and we couldn’t be happier with our garden!" Leigh S.

 


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The Shays Project Clitheroe

At this mature property close to Clitheroe town centre, we transformed an unused area of a front garden into a welcoming landscape.  I chose elegant Ascot cobbles to create flowing pathways and complimented these with timber planters, constructed using sustainable French Oak. We created a wave shaped flower bed using indian sandstone blocks to mirror the pathway leading to a private seating area. The area was infilled with golden gravel and the planting included a Portuguese Laurel hedge and a selection of flowering perennials.

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google "A garden idea turned into reality by Tracey-Anne Gardens and her team. After we came up with a few ideas on how to make use of an unused and neglected area, Tracey took our ideas, built on them and transformed the area into exactly what we wanted. It looks stunning!" Andrew B.

Transforming an Unused Garden into a Beautiful Outdoor Living Space in Clitheroe.

A Forgotten area reimgained with elegant block paving, raised oak planters and colourful planting.

The Oaktree Project Clitheroe

A new build property on the outskirts of Clitheroe, we had a blank canvas to transform into a beautifully crafted outdoor living space. This design features premium Raj Indian sandstone laid in clean linear lines creating a timeless and elegant entertaining area around the property.

To soften the space and create warmth we built a bespoke curved French Oak planter highlighted with floor-level spotlights  bringing the natural character and flow to the garden while framing the patio perfectly.

The planting scheme combines ornamental grasses and English cottage-style perennials to add movement, colour and texture throughout the seasons

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google "Tracey did a fantastic job designing our garden, despite us changing our minds on certain design ideas on numerous occasions she was always patient and incredibly helpful, she project managed the installation brilliantly ensuring everything the team needed was on site at the right time, also a massive thanks to Iain, Matt and Denor who were always polite, patient and had a great work ethic and always got the finishing touches spot on, which makes all the difference to this type of project"  Matthew C.

Laurel Row - Barrow

This garden transformation brings together natural Kandla Grey sandstone paving, warm Cotswold gravel and a fresh new lawn framed by curved sett edging. A stepping-stone path links the patio and garden, while raised timber planters provide space for seasonal colour. The soft curves and complementary materials create a welcoming outdoor space with clearly defined areas for relaxing and planting, making the most of the garden.

The Malkin project Clitheroe

For this project, located on the Waddow Heights development on the outskits of Clitheroe, we completely reimagined this space to create a functional and elegant outdoor living area. A Beautifully laid Indian sandstone patio now provides a generous entertaining space, complimented by a sweeping curved edge that softens the layout and leads seamlessly into the lawn.

The bespoke French Oak sleeper retaining detail and planting borders bring structure and warmth, while the fresh turf and stepping stone pathway guide you through to the pergola seating area - creating a perfect focal point at the end of the garden.

A beautiful rainbow Indian sandstone spherical water feature finishes this design perfectly and creates a feeling of peace and tranquility. 

 ★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google "Tracey understood the brief, produced a great design for our small garden and listened to our ideas. Her team were good, hard working and delivered high quality landscaping" Robert S. 

Shipton Road Project (Small Garden Redesign)

This compact garden was completely redesigned to turn a simple lawn into a thoughtfully and imaginatively designed outdoor space with much more character, colour and year-round interest. A new natural sandstone patio provides a generous area for outdoor seating, while sweeping curves lead into a warm gravel garden and create space for substantial new planting. Carefully selected shrubs, perennials, architectural plants and a beautiful Japanese maple  and a Lacy Lady tree as a central feature bring colour, texture and varying heights to the borders, complemented by structural specimen plants positioned against the stone wall. The combination of natural stone, gravel, curved detailing and layered planting demonstrates how even a relatively small garden can be transformed into a distinctive, inviting space that feels both established and individual. Finished with carefully positioned spike lighting to create a lovely atmosphere late into the evening.

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google  "Nowadays having a complete garden makeover represents a significant financial investment so before we decided who to use we read many reviews and having done so we asked Tracey to review the project and put forward a quote. When we met Tracey what impressed us was her enthusiasm and passion for the work she does and she was genuinely as excited about the project as we were and for ourselves that was an important factor in choosing Tracey to undertake the work.

Once work started the team assigned to us, Lee and Dillon were absolutely fantastic, they both shared Tracey's enthusiasm for the work they do, they were punctual, polite, their attention to detail was excellent and they kept us involved in the whole process, they were happy to change plans at the last minute and we're also comfortable in putting forward their own suggestions and this all helped to make what could be a stressful experience a very enjoyable one. It's also worth mentioning they were very considerate towards our neighbours, there was no loud voices or music.

In conclusion, they are a fantastic company, Tracey's enthusiasm and attention to detail is infectious and resonates down her employees, Lee and Dillon are an excellent team, they work diligently and to very high standard and we couldn't be happier with the job they did, so much so we have asked them to quote for another job and we wouldn't hesitate to recommend them to others." Sean B

 Meadow View Project Clitheroe

This garden in the Low Moor area had great potential, but the existing layout made the space feel smaller than it really was. Raised brick planters, narrow pathways and tired paving divided the garden into separate areas, restricting how it could be enjoyed. 

By reimagining the layout, we created a generous raised Indian sandstone terrace that immediately opens up the garden and provides a natural extension of the home. New retaining walls, improved drainage, a practical side access path and refreshed planting have transformed the space into a light, elegant garden that's far easier to use, entertain in and maintain. 

The result is a garden that feels significantly larger, calmer and much more inviting—designed to be enjoyed for many years to come.

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 on Google "We have recently had a major makeover our garden, including a long wall and a patio area, and the paths around the house, finished with Raj Indian stone and golden gravel. All of these areas were in a shocking state, due to the fact that they had not been well-maintained by the previous owners of the house. From the beginning, Tracey-Anne was accessible and professional, such that we went ahead with the project with a sense of confidence and expectation. The work was undertaken in the most unconducive hot weather by Iain and Matt, sometimes assisted by Dino. All three of them were at all times polite and respectful, and their disposition towards us made all the upheaval easy to bear. We are delighted with the outcome. Communication was good from start to finish, and the quality of the work is excellent. We would have no hesitation in recommending Tracey-Anne Gardens without reservation."

Karen and Steve Jones
Clitheroe

The Denbigh Project  (front and back gardens)

The front and back gardens at this bungalow off Chatburn Road in Clitheroe were completely redesigned to create a low-maintenance, stylish landscapes with year round structure.

At the front the existing lawn and overgrown planting were replaced with a spacious decorative gravel garden, framed by attractuve sandstone coloured walling and timber edging. Curved planting islands were introduced to soften the design, providing focal points and opportunities for seasonal colour and texture throughout the year. A feature rockery was incorporated while specimen plants, ornamental grasses and evergreens were carefully positioned to give the garden a balanced and contemporary feel.

To the back we removed the turf and built a stylish curved patio area using Kandla grey sandstone flags which we edged with tumbled cobbles. We added planters using timber sleepers which we planted with Portuguese Laurels and perennial shrubs and finally installed a new small lawned area.

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