A steeply sloping, narrow garden. The design used cures to widen out the space, and generous steps to enable easy access up the slope. A wildlife-friendly pond now attracts a multitude of birds and pollinators. The lawn on clay soil just about survived the summer drought!
Built from a ‘Quick Sketch’, this garden is perfectly suited to the client’s needs. Clean lines make the space seem much larger, and the beautifully kept lawn is the centrepiece, showing that even a pollinator-friendly garden can be neat and tidy!
As the days get shorter and the leaves turn a stunning mix of gold and crimson, most of us are ready to get cosy indoors. But here is a little secret: autumn is the absolute best time to start planning your dream garden. Do not wait until garden designers are booked up in the spring …
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There is a gentle magic to a British Autumn. The air turns crisp, the days shorten, and our gardens, once a riot of summer colour, begin to wind down. It is a natural time to want to retreat indoors, but I am here to tell you that autumn is one of the most exciting and …
So, you want a water feature in your garden – but you’ve got a few questions? I’m here to help answer them and solve all your watery worries! 1. Will I be able to maintain it easily? If you’re not sure how to properly maintain a water feature, there are services which will do this …
Summer is here, the days are long, and you are stuck in an office (whether that be at home or somewhere else!). You gaze longingly out of the window at the sunshine and when the clock hits 5pm, you head into your garden – but you find yourself faced by weeds, children’s toys and pet …
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With summer well on its way, you might be exploring which plants would offer a stunning display while simultaneously tolerating the full sun and frequent dry conditions we are seeing so far this year. In this blog, I’ll be sharing 10 of the best plants to buy and plant now for the current season and …
So, you’ve got your very own patch of outdoor space and a vision of lying on a lounger sipping something cool while the bees buzz in your colourful flowerbeds? Gardening can be an incredibly rewarding experience, connecting you with nature and adding immeasurable beauty and value to your home. But where do you begin if …
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When we think of garden design, the first thing many people think of is vibrant colour. While colour is undeniably important, it’s texture that truly brings a garden to life, adding depth, interest, and a sense of natural harmony. Texture is the unsung hero, the quiet detail that elevates a space from pleasant to captivating. …
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As a garden designer, I’m passionate about creating beautiful and functional outdoor spaces. But beyond the aesthetics, there’s a whole world of fascinating detail hidden within the plants I use. Have you ever wondered about those long, often Latin-sounding names attached to each plant? These aren’t just fancy labels; they’re part of a universal system …
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