A family business proud of its farming heritage, Hill Farm Landscapes was established in 2001 by Mark Baines. Over the last ten years, he and his experienced team have developed a reputation for providing professional, personal and high quality landscaping services.

"Hill Farm Landscapes is a dedicated and hard working team. Your sound advice, attention to detail and professionalism has been greatly received. We will certainly be recommending you."
Mrs J. Bernard

Whether for a private garden, business or commercial premises, Hill Farm Landscapes can enhance any outdoor space. Our services include all types of fencing, decking, patios, drainage, drive ways, planting, landscaping and garden maintenance.

• Personal and quality service
• Fully certified, reliable and professional team
• From small scale planting schemes to larger scale construction

Hill Farm Landscapes is based just outside Colchester, Essex, working mainly in the South East of England.

Speak to us today to arrange a meeting or initial consultation. We’re ready to help.

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Latest news

• Hill Farm Landscapes completes new commercial fencing contract
  January 9, 2012

  The Hill Farm Landscapes team has recently completed a large fencing contract for a commercial premises in Essex, creating over 1000 metres of security fencing and gates.

• Looking after the wildlife in your garden
  November 29, 2011

  January and February is a good time to think about looking after the wildlife in your garden, especially with children. Leave dead stems, leaves and piles of twigs in a corner of the garden to provide extra cover for over wintering wildlife. Put out hedgehog food for hedgehogs who are disturbed from their winter slumbers and go in [...]

• Hill Farm Landscapes raises funds for Jenny Green Challenge Fund for MND research
  July 25, 2011

  Mark will be looking to complete the challenging 147 mile long Sea to Sea Cycle Route (C2C) in May to raise funds for the Jenny Green Challenge Fund for Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The C2C is a real challenge with some seriously hard climbs – the highest point being over 2000 feet. It starts in the [...]