Happy New Year and welcome 2023!
We wish a Happy New Year to all of our friends and clients. Our New Year’s resolutions are to continue pushing the boundaries of high-end garden design, working with the best quality
06/01/2023
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We wish a Happy New Year to all of our friends and clients. Our New Year’s resolutions are to continue pushing the boundaries of high-end garden design, working with the best quality
Winter is a time for reflection for all aspects of our lives. And there is no better time than to start thinking about what you want from a garden re-design.
Even though we don’t go outside into our gardens as much during the winter, they are still full of wildlife. It’s important to make sure they have plenty of nourishment
The photo above of a recent client’s garden is a great example of how we should always draw in neighbouring features and The perfect borrowed view. The garden pictured above
This week I’ve been spotting some fabulous late-flowering perennials, which due to the mild October and smattering of sunny days are still covered in various types of bees. The bright
This excellent article (below) that featured in The Observer on Sunday, talks through the issues of climate change and droughts and how it affects grass. The end of grass is
Autumn is a brilliant time for buying and planting bare-rooted fruit trees. It’s cheaper to buy them bare-rooted and gives the plant a good chance to settle in before growing
Mayfield Park is central Manchester’s newest municipal park in more than 100 years. This park has been six years in the planning and covers 6.5 acres just near Piccadilly station,
September is a great month to plant lavender bushes, perfect for attracting bees and butterflies and giving a great long summer display of beautifully scented flowers. However, it’s important to select
