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Every landscape project is different and may require different quantities and sizes of drainage material. Centenary Landscaping Supplies can supply drainage gravel material from a shovel to a truckload and have it delivered to your project.
Recycled Drainage Gravel 5mm
Recycled concrete crushed and screened to a 5mm grade perfect for drainage.
Recycled Drainage Gravel 20mm
Recycled concrete crushed and screened to a 20mm grade perfect for drainage.
Recycled Drainage 40-50mm
Recycled concrete crushed and screened to a 40-50mm grade perfect for drainage.
Drainage Gravel 5mm
Crushed rock screened to a 5mm grade used for drainage applications.
Drainage Gravel 10mm
Crushed rock to a 10mm grade used for drainage applications.
Drainage Gravel 20mm
Crushed rock to a 20mm grade used for drainage applications.
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Expert advice for a great home & garden!
Introducing the new UltraGrow® On Slab Podium Soils™
The team at Centenary Landscaping Supplies have identified a growing demand from both Landscape Architects and landscape contractors alike for soil that is fit for purpose and designed around the detailed specifications laid out in this manual. Contractors are now being held accountable for the soil chosen on projects and are expected to source suitable options based around a rigorous testing regime.
Is your lawn no longer fit for purpose?
What is the right lawn? Perhaps your garden has taken off and your trees and shrubs have shot up in the past five years and you’ve now got
How often should you be mowing your lawn?
Sometimes there’s always something better to do than spend a portion of your weekend mowing the lawn. For those that aren’t die-hard lawn fanatics, to those that
Top Dressing 101: Sand Versus Soil
Why Top Dress? There are only 2 reasons you would ever need to top dress a new or established lawn. The first is to improve the level,
Installing a new lawn in winter
Whilst the warmer months in spring, summer and early autumn are the ideal time of year to lay a new lawn, winter is still a good time
Should you water your lawn in winter?
The short answer… only if it needs it. Read on for more information about watering your lawn in winter. Most grass is sitting moderately dormant, which means