A mini digger was used by the Ford volunteers to shift tonnes of earth to create a new wider patio and flower borders
A Ford volunteer lays the concrete for a new accessibility ramp during the makeover
Twenty six volunteers were released from work under Ford's Global Caring Month programme
The patio was widened to allow patients in bed to get access and experience the garden and fresh air
Paul Murray, left, vice chairman of Ty Olwen Trust, and Ford project manager Mark Bamford admire the new patio
Integral seating was created as part of the £7,500 makeover
(Left to right) Ford volunteers Mike Fisher, forklift driver, Mark Hooper, hot test inspector and Damian Powis, line operator
The cwtch area of Ty Olwen's garden, which is now more accessible thanks to the new ramp
This rose bush, planted in 2007 by Ty Olwen's volunteer gardener Arthur Duford in memory of his wife Phyllis, has been moved to a specially-created space
This old fencing around the fish pond has been replaced
This silver ornamental fencing was specially designed and installed as part of the garden makeover
Paul Murray, left, and Mark Bamford try out the new integral seating. Behind them is the new accessibility ramp
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