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Garden Design / 01.02.2019

Designing the perfect retirement garden

Your daily routine changes when you retire and that means that you will probably use your garden differently. In this article we look at designing the perfect retirement garden, one that you will enjoy for the foreseeable future.

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Garden Design / 11.01.2019

Vertical Garden Design: Making the most of a small space

Garden design is all about creating 3D experience. Some spaces are so compact that the only way is up. That’s what this blog is all about. Vertical garden design.

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Garden Design, Gardening, Uncategorized / 20.12.2018

Reviewing your garden year – tips for planning improvements for next year

It's December, and the garden is safely put to bed for winter. It’s time now to reflect on your garden’s performance this year and where you could make improvements for next year.

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Garden Design, Uncategorized / 05.12.2018

Why it’s important to set your landscaping budget early

It’s so frustrating to feel that your dream garden lies way beyond your budget. However, by setting your budget early and collaborating with a good garden designer you could well afford the garden you want. Find out how.

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Case Studies, Garden Design, Landscape Gardening / 07.11.2018

Case Study: Re-imagining a Wildlife Pond

Many of our clients ask for a whole new garden. This case study is slightly different in that the client only wanted one area refurbished. A wildlife pond which is overlooked by a large picture window.

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Garden Design, Uncategorized / 11.10.2018

Garden design ideas to get best value from your garden in winter

Winter is coming and it’s tempting to batten down the hatches and spend winter indoors. But if you do that you are missing on a wealth of health benefits and on some amazing natural beauty. Read on if you want to make more of your garden in winter time.

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Garden Design, Landscape Designer / 10.09.2018

Using colour in the garden

In this blog we’re talking about using colour in the garden for practicality as well as aesthetics.

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Garden Design / 10.08.2018

Hide and Reveal; using the element of surprise in garden design

One way to give a garden all year round interest is to use the element of surprise. Find out how to keep those surprises coming in our blog. Create Some Secret Gardens So many people fall into the trap of boring garden design. You’ve probably seen lots...

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Uncategorized / 16.07.2018

Designing drought tolerant gardens

As a garden designer, it’s important to me that my planting schemes are robust and long lasting. This summer is showing us all why it’s important to design drought tolerant gardens.

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Garden Design, Gardening, Landscape Design Suffolk, Uncategorized / 15.06.2018

Using foliage plants in garden design

If somebody were to sneak into your garden and pick every single flower – would your garden still look good? This blog is all using foliage plants in garden design.

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Designing the perfect retirement garden

Vertical Garden Design: Making the most of a small space

Reviewing your garden year – tips for planning improvements for next year

Why it’s important to set your landscaping budget early

Case Study: Re-imagining a Wildlife Pond

Garden design ideas to get best value from your garden in winter

Using colour in the garden

Hide and Reveal; using the element of surprise in garden design

Designing drought tolerant gardens

Using foliage plants in garden design

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