Designs

Here are some examples of designs we have produced for a wide range of customers. For pictures please click on the relevant heading.


Garden designs based on the need for motor access and parking, which needn't be boring.
Here are some different approaches to this:

Tarmac and Roses
Steps and Sets
Gates and Flowers
The Modernist Approach


Woodland Gardens can be a real delight, there is an abundance of woodland plants that give good colour and form. Quite often a woodland site is also sloping. Here are some examples of what can be done:

Pool with trees
The Dell
Child's Play
Ingle Nook


Themed Gardens are contoversial, they spark conversation with all visitors. They have to be practical and beautiful, the garden must work and be a place you can live with:

The Celtic Garden
Energy Garden
Feng Shui Garden
Modernist Deco


Unusual shaped plots make very interestng places the planting can be made to enhance this, being a touch unusual as well. Care must be taken to make sure that plants are placed where they will thrive, sun, shade, dry, damp or alkaline, this is our priority when making planting plans:

Planting with Dry Shade and Sun
The Hide-Away
With Children in Mind
Tranquility
Court Yard and Country


Small gardens. People tend to believe that little gardens are uninteresting but the quit the opposite is true. A habitat can be made that attracts movement and that is a joy. Behold these hidden gems:

20ft x 20ft, Hear the Difference
Interesting, Interesting
All Change
For Mum and Dad and the Children Too


Larger plots always exude their own character. My forte is to blend this with the character of the occupiers, which is the end result I aim for with all my work. Bringing together the disparate elements of site and planting to make places harmonious, varied and spiritually uplifting, be it a corporate office, warehouse or home. Wherever there are people whose lives can be improved by good, harmonious design:

400 Years of Farming
A Noble Place
By the River
Flowers and Good Food
Green is Lovely
The Stables


Slopes, well... I usually hear. What can we do? Stumped? We're not! The principles are still the same but look at these:

The Country Brought Into the Garden and Planting Plan
My What a Slope!
Walkabout