Walled garden
A traditional English garden style with roses and perennials to give vibrant colour and clipped box to add structure.
Chic modern garden
Dominated by stainless steel sculpture, with a water wall plunging into a deep slate edged pool. Four sculpture panels with a “wave” running across them are up-lit at night. Strong bands of textured planting add to the cutting-edge feel of this garden. Completed May 2005.
Urban garden
Bold simplistic design with strong lines acts as a foil to the dynamic and dramatic planting.
Town garden
Geometric shapes and staggered junctions of the design produce a well-structured garden softened by dense areas of planting.
Country retreat
The large garden space is divided into different areas using circles and decreasing circles. A vibrant traditional planting style with a modern twist, smoothly linking the areas into one comprehensive garden space.
Roof terrace
Chic and modern design, with lightweight modern materials. Dramatic planting that will cope with the elements.
Maritime garden
The design ebbs and flows from one side to the other of the garden space with vertical sleepers, hemp rope, pebbles and gravel, sweeps of grasses and sea holly. There’s also a place for a hammock.
Children’s garden
The design of circles and sweeping curves that hold a wooden fort , wave walls, and climbing ropes, With its bold textured jungle planting, the garden is one year old.
Garden for a public building
A sheltered housing project, with wide paths, seating areas, benches and summer house. The large dense areas of planting, with scented plants and plants to encourage butterflies and birds can be enjoyed by all, at most times of the year.
Planting at different times of year
All taken from the same garden, our planting design is based on laying plants trees/shrubs under planted with herbaceous/ ground cover planting and bulbs. The plants grow though each other, giving each area of the garden a distinctive colour and texture at different times of the year.
