Journal
10 Common Gardening Mistakes to Avoid During a Heatwave
When temperatures soar and the garden starts looking a little less vibrant than usual, it’s tempting to jump into action
When temperatures soar and the garden starts looking a little less vibrant than usual, it’s tempting to jump into action
Creating privacy in your garden doesn’t have to mean blocking out sunlight. While tall fences and dense evergreen hedges can
Every May, designers, growers, landscapers and garden enthusiasts all make their way to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, eager to
At a time when garden design can sometimes feel overly polished or trend-driven, Ashleigh Aylett’s landscapes stand apart for their
For many people, the idea of growing their own vegetables feels tied to the image of a sprawling kitchen garden,
If you’ve never had a garden professionally designed and built before, it can feel a bit like stepping into the
The First Year and Early Progress The first summer was easy! I refreshed existing beds by taking out dead and
Stonemasonry is one of the oldest and most enduring crafts in the UK, shaping the nation’s architectural identity for thousands
I’ve just returned from an incredible trip to Japan, travelling through Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka. I spent two weeks there,
Designing a garden is about more than how it looks in summer. For many of our clients, it is about