Enlarging beds to fit the shrubs within A large south-facing garden located in Walton-on-the-hill, where the clients wanted to create a more attractive and more inspiring garden with lush planting. They wanted to keeping it looking natural, and relaxed. They were fed up of seeing too much fence and a large expanse of lawn. They...Read More
The client wanted a front garden that was practical as well as visually attractive. They wanted their front garden to be contemporary with a central feature that would give off an exotic feel, was something that would turn heads and stand out as different to every other house in the road. The solution, we created...Read More
My client had an unstructured garden with an unwanted trampoline, an ugly and crumbling wall on the boundary a brick wall hiding a neighbour’s garage in full view of the kitchen had an old and damp shed base that was unappealing and an eyesore. A parking space at the rear of the garden meant that...Read More
What a fabulous end of summer we have had in Britain, the last few weeks have been great weather to watch some awesome sport, and give the whole country the feel good factor. Once the schools go back many people seem to think that time spent in the garden is over, but opportunities for enjoying...Read More
A keen gardener wanted to turn her linear garden into a softer space with more room for plants and a larger more attractive seating area. The brief was to create a circular lawn, a larger patio and a path to the rear of the garden. A colour theme of purple and green was requested. The...Read More
A new build house with nothing but a tiny patio for two people out side the back door and dirt was what welcomed my clients to their new home. The ground was heavy with mud, and sloped towards the house. The sunniest part of the garden was at the far end of the garden and...Read More
Yes it does feel like the wettest drought ever doesn’t it, hardly seems to make sense with rivers flooding; however I caught a great piece on the BBC last night which explains why we could still be reduced to using stand pipes after all this rain. In the South East we get the majority of our water...Read More
