Accredited Supplier
Worcestershire, WR15 8TH Landscapes@fpmatthews.co.uk 01584 812804 www.frankpmatthews.com
Search againAbout Frank P Matthews Ltd
Our experienced team at Frank P Matthews Landscapes can design, construct and plant on any scale - from courtyards to arboretums. Trees provide structure, focus and framework for our outdoor spaces and the fantastic range we grow here on our nursery means there is a perfect tree for every space. We will listen to your requirements and create unique designs to fulfil the potential in your landscape. You can even come and have a walk around our shop and hand pick your trees and plants. Our services include: Supply and planting, on-site consultations, garden aftercare, arboriculture, woodland and forestry and grounds maintenance.
Areas covered
National (Eng/Wales/Scot/NI)
Types of work undertaken
- Design Facility (unlimited)
- Hard Landscaping Materials (up to £100,000)
- Street, Garden Furniture And Sculpture (unlimited)
- Machinery (landscape and horticultural) (unlimited)
- Soft Landscaping Materials (unlimited)
- Water Feature and Irrigation Equipment (unlimited)
- Computer Software (unlimited)
Projects
Cheltenham Race Course
We have been working in association with The Jockey Club as part of Queen's Green Canopy planting at Cheltenham Racecourse. A wide range of our nursery grown stock will be planted ranging from winter Flowering Cherries to a variety of Silver Birches. Picking trees that would provide interest for spectators on arrival to the course was a significant factor to consider and to fit the overall beauty of the surrounding racetrack. We have lots more planting to complete at the racecourse over the next 12 months.
Gilboa Arboretum
Our Landscapes department planted 36 nursery grown trees for a private client that wanted to create an arboretum. Each tree was specifically picked and carefully placed to allow their natural growth over the coming decades. Mixing larger conifers such as Metasequoia glyptostroboides and Pinus Sylvestris with flowering cherries and a mix of Sorbus to promote wildlife.
