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Click on the links below to read our Landscaping Blog Articles: Landscaping BlogInterview with Pat McCormack – Award Winning Landscape Designer & SAP Contract ManagerSAP Landscapes mentor Foróige at the Ploughing Championships8 reasons to mulch your gardenSAP win 6 awards at ALCI Awards 2015DCU Labyrinth Other Blog Articles… DCU Labyrinth Read More SAP win 6
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- On the eve of the much awaited ALCI (Association of Landscape Contractors of Ireland) awards ceremony we thought it would be fitting to have an informal chat with one of our legendary landscape managers and designers, Pat McCormack. Pat is by no means an easy person to spontaneously head off for a cup of coffee
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- At SAP we always strive to enhance the sustainability of our products and services, but helping to build sustainable communities is also of the utmost importance to us. One of our valued partners ALDI shares in this ethos. So when they asked us if we would like to get involved with the Foróige 'Community
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Bark mulching has become very popular in recent years for not only its striking appearance but for the many benefits it has for your garden. Although bark mulching is associated with modern gardens, the concept of mulching is by no means new. Mulching is derived from the German word Molsch which means ‘soft or beginning to decay.’ Over time
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Once again, we have proved our dedication and commitment to quality with our success at the recent ALCI Awards which was hosted in the National Convention Centre on Friday the 6th of November. SAP Landscapes received the following awards: Private garden under 5k, Seaview Terrace - WinnerResidential Development, Bracken Park - Award of MeritCommercial Development, German Embassy -
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What is a Labyrinth? The Labyrinth is an ancient pattern, an archetypal image that has been passed down through generations and cultures as a form of reflective instrument. Over the last thousand years or so these fascinating patterns have most often been constructed as pathways on the ground big enough for us to enter and