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  1. Find Your Garden Problem Solutions

    Are you overlooked by a neighbour who has recently added a roof conversion? Is your space so unappealing you have no desire to use it? Does it have an awkward…

  2. Top 10 Low Maintenance Plants For Your Garden

    The following are my own ‘Top 10’ low maintenance plants for your garden which are freely available from garden centres and provide mostly evergreen year-round structure, with some plants flowering…

  3. How to combine colours in the garden

    How to combine colours in the garden

    One of the greatest challenges for a garden designer is to provide colour in their designs 365 days a year. Colour influences everything. It can determine our mood and the…

  4. How to Make Your Garden Look Great in Mid-Winter

    Winter tends to be the forgotten season in the garden. Flowers have turned brown and crispy, and leaves are on the ground but the brilliant red and orange berries of…

  5. Understanding Soil – The Lifeblood Of The Garden

    No garden, however beautifully designed, can thrive without the owner understanding the basic ‘lifeblood’ of the garden – the soil. Soil is divided into two layers, subsoil and topsoil. Subsoil…

  6. Lighting The Way In The Garden

    Garden Lighting

    A garden is dramatically enhanced by a well-designed lighting scheme. Why should you not enjoy your garden once the sun has set? In summer lighting provides a beautiful space for…

  7. Get The Timing Right!

    I’m frequently asked “when is the best time of year to have a garden designed?”. The simple answer I give is “A garden can be designed at any time of…

  8. A well-designed garden is important

    a well-designed garden is important

    According to a recent survey, half of Britons think a well-designed garden is considered as important as ever and more important than a designer kitchen or bathroom. Zoopla, UK’s most…

  9. A Modern Garden Style for 2019 And Beyond

    There are many varied garden styles to choose from when thinking of having a new garden designed. In design terms, “style” refers to the way materials, plants, colours and ornaments…