A sense of enclosure – In this front garden at one of our Sussex projects an existing terrace felt very exposed. Feature planters with Pittosporum and small standard trees combined with reclaimed zinc planters for seasonal planting and an outsi
Phase complete – As a follow on to my previous post on the phased approach for this Cotswolds project. The deck and the terrace are now complete, finishing the second phase of works. Later works on this side of the house will create more beds o
Phasing works – For this client phasing the works around major works to the house has meant that they have been able to get ahead in terms of garden establishment. Hedging, meadows and borders away from the house were established and planted la
Kitchen gardens – Kitchen gardens provide pleasure both in themselves and also in the flowers and produce that they give throughout the year. Fresh flowers are one of the great joys and mean you can bring the garden inside! You can now see som
Courtyard living – The client at this property near Winchelsea wanted a quiet calm space in which they could entertain and which could be used as an extension to the house year-round. The design includes an oak pergola to create enclosure and e
Re-wilding – For this project in Hampshire we were able to re-introduce native wildflower planting both within the garden and in a larger meadow area in the adjoining field. Through creating better connections and new gates between the garden a