Natural garden in Leiden

In the Roomburg quarter, we have completely transformed a densely tiled garden into a natural garden. The new residents love the house, but the densely paved garden is an eyesore. Together, we discussed the possibilities and made a sketch of the garden with a list of wishes.

The garden was completely emptied and redesigned with small paths and seating areas. In the middle of the garden, a wadi is created where excess rainwater can drain away. To make the garden more exciting, chestnut poles have been placed in a number of places, where climbing plants grow over them. The pergola provides shadow on the terrace by the house. Various perennials and shrubs create a pleasant atmosphere and provide food for birds and insects.