CHOOSING A DESIGN:
What Do You Want To Do In Your Garden
The design is all about harmony and what fits in with your lifestyle.
Enjoy the plants and wildlife
Entertain and have fun
Appreciate the picture
Relax and unwind
Enjoy the plants and wildlife
Entertain and have fun
Appreciate the picture
Relax and unwind
GARDEN DESIGN HARMONY
Excited and upbeat – The dynamic garden. Exciting, stimulating sensations can be created using vibrant, hot colours. Spiky plants, sharp lines, challenging artwork and varied structures, while water introduces movement – these areas can be over powering so may be best used as part of a garden, separated from other areas.
Rejuvenated – Refreshing space. The presence of water creating sunlit reflections and offset by natural plantings, can help to evoke a feeling of energy, growth and rejuvenation. Soft colours and a wide variety of materials enhance the mood. These are places to re-charge your batteries after a long, tiring day.
A sense of well-being – Restoring health. These gardens should be private, unchallenging spaces and are often characterized by culinary, medicinal and therapeutic plants, such as herbs with their appealing scents, or healthy crops such as fruit trees. They provide a reassuring, relaxed and restorative environment.
Peaceful and calm – Contemplative moods. Cool colours, simple flowing shapes, delicate scents and a restricted use of materials and planting will create a calm and peaceful mood in the garden. Simple focal elements, waterfalls and carefully chosen lighting help to enhance these uncluttered spaces.
Rejuvenated – Refreshing space. The presence of water creating sunlit reflections and offset by natural plantings, can help to evoke a feeling of energy, growth and rejuvenation. Soft colours and a wide variety of materials enhance the mood. These are places to re-charge your batteries after a long, tiring day.
A sense of well-being – Restoring health. These gardens should be private, unchallenging spaces and are often characterized by culinary, medicinal and therapeutic plants, such as herbs with their appealing scents, or healthy crops such as fruit trees. They provide a reassuring, relaxed and restorative environment.
Peaceful and calm – Contemplative moods. Cool colours, simple flowing shapes, delicate scents and a restricted use of materials and planting will create a calm and peaceful mood in the garden. Simple focal elements, waterfalls and carefully chosen lighting help to enhance these uncluttered spaces.
What will your garden look like?
Filled with flowers – Grow your favourite flowers
A tropical retreat – Sculpt with plants
A hint of holidays – Create a summer break
A space to reflect – Make a sanctuary
Chic and minimal – Cut out the clutter
Fun & funky – Enjoy a creative garden
Style of garden:
Cottage gardens
Modernist gardens
Foliage gardens
Productive gardens
Sustainable gardens
Country gardens
Wildlife gardens
Formal gardens
Mediterranean gardens
Japanese gardens
Fusion gardens
Family gardens
Urban gardens
Concept gardens
Outdoor Kitchens
Area before any work completed and results after planting and adding garden furniture to transform into a beautiful seating area
GARDEN MAINTENANCE - How much do YOU want to do?
Three times a week?
Once a week?
Twice a month?
Six times a year?
Maintaining a garden requires time, expertise and above all passion. I am here to maintain your garden either in tandem with what you are able to do or to maintain completely if you do not have the time or skill to do so.
Once a week?
Twice a month?
Six times a year?
Maintaining a garden requires time, expertise and above all passion. I am here to maintain your garden either in tandem with what you are able to do or to maintain completely if you do not have the time or skill to do so.
