Garden design & planting
Connect planting, paths and useful spaces with a clear brief for your garden.
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A garden you'll
want to live in.
Thoughtful planting. Practical spaces. A garden that feels connected to your home and the way you spend time outside.
Garden design · Planting · Outdoor spaces
Planting with purposeSpaces for everyday livingA considered design briefA clear next step
What we do
Good gardens start
with how you live.
From a planting refresh to a new outdoor layout, begin with the space you have and what you want it to become.
Outdoor living spaces
Make room for gathering, quiet mornings and the everyday flow between house and garden.
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A thoughtful starting point
Less guesswork.
More purpose.
More privacy, less upkeep, a place to sit in the sun. The best starting point is often a simple list of what you want your garden to do.
Explore the site, talk through your priorities and decide which changes belong in the first stage.
The way we approach a garden →From first idea to clear brief
A plan before
the first plant.
Understand the direction before the work is scoped.
Tell us about the space
Share what works, what doesn't and how you want to use the garden.
Explore the site
Consider sun, shade, access and the parts you want to keep.
Set the priorities
Bring planting, materials and a comfortable budget into the brief.
Agree on the next step
Make the scope and any staged work clear before proceeding.
Before you start
A few good questions.
Can I start with one part of the garden?
A focused brief can address a seating area, planting or an awkward space. Consider how the first stage connects to future changes.
What helps explain my ideas?
Ground-level photos, a rough sketch, a few references and your priorities give the conversation a useful starting point.
What about ongoing upkeep?
Include the time you want to spend maintaining the garden in the brief. It affects planting and materials choices.
Make more of your outdoors.
Start with your ideas, your priorities and the garden you have.