Busy teams out landscaping across the UK

Our teams are purposefully deployed on multiple general landscaping projects across the UK bringing our range of services in hard landscaping such as as fencing, walls and paths, soft landscaping such planting, pruning and turfing and specialist services such as irrigation, verti-draining and hydroseeding.

Biodiversity Net Gain at Bicester

We are routinely engaged to support Biodiversity Net Gain Assessments in our landscaping projects around the UK.

“Pre-season training” at Wantage FC

Team Talbot in Pre Season Training at Wantage FC

With many keen football fans within the team at Talbot Landscapes we are excited with every sports surface preparation. Here we are in “pre-season training” at Wantage FC

Securing sustainable landscape materials

Listening to your thoughts and aspirations for your landscape and truly understanding the specification we keep the focus on the end game, who will use the landscape when transformed and how does our work affect those around us now and in the future.

Award winning landscaping in London

The Talbot Landscapes team are recognised again for the contribution to the London landscape

Renewal of 5 year landscaping contract

Dawn view over Hyde Park Corner and Buckingham Palace, London.

Derby based Talbot Landscapes has won a multi-year contract award renewal for landscaping maintenance in The Royal Parks.

New HQ for Talbot Landscapes

New HQ for Talbot Landscapes and promotion of senior managers to director roles

Back to school… landscaping our schools, colleges and universities

Talbot landscapes routinely service the landscaping construction or maintenance needs in our best schools, colleges and universities.

Landscaping the “Beds, Sheds, Meds”

We are practiced in maintaining sustainable green assets around the large residential developments, industrial or technology parks

Talbots and BALI membership (trade association for landscapers)

Our membership of the landscaping trade association “BALI” is important to us and to you. (Not to be confused with that idyllic island 17 hours away)