Are you struggling with one or more of these issues? I often see my job as a garden designer as a problem solver, but I’ve never listed all the problems that I have solved before. I was set a challenge to list as many problems as I could think of that I have solved for...Read More

10 Tips to help you get it right in your small garden. What is a small garden? To be honest it is all relative, out here in the ‘burbs’, we have a real variety of garden size from the few acres to a few metres, what I am talking about here is anything under 100...Read More

A Patio Garden transformation (phase one) A dark and unattractive patio garden area was in need of a transformation. My client had recently moved into her property, which was being renovated when we met. A large collection of Rhododendrons, Camellias and Magnolias had been inherited from her late husband. The property had been chosen for its...Read More

A family garden with freedom to play The deck outside my clients doors felt a little like a cage, their four year old twins had no freedom to play. This garden was in need of a make over, it simply wasn’t working for the clients. Both self confessed non gardeners, they didn’t know how to...Read More

Contemporary garden, for entertaining My clients wanted a contemporary garden in which they could entertain. They had owned their home for many years, and had developed a traditional garden themselves, that was no longer fulfilling their needs. They wanted more space to entertain and a garden that was easier to maintain. Much of the existing...Read More

A divine driveway with cottage planting My clients live in West London in a 1930’s house. The aim was to create a driveway on the front garden, whilst maintaining as much garden as possible, whilst coping with some difficult changes in level from pavement to front door and the shared driveway with the neighbours. Their existing front garden...Read More