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Practical Ideas to cope with a "New-Build" Garden

Practical Ideas to cope with a "New-Build" Garden

May 29th 2026 When I first looked at Paula and Dale’s garden, it was a challenge I see often with new builds. You’re usually handed a "blank canvas" that consists of an awkward slope, heavy clay, and turf that Read more

Building Gardens That Withstand the British Weather

Building Gardens That Withstand the British Weather

May 29th 2026 This project was a fantastic opportunity to transform a smaller, more intimate space. By integrating a new lawn, a bespoke water feature, a lush herbaceous border, and fresh paving, we created a Read more

From a Sloping Lawn to a Sanctuary: The Value of a Mature Garden

From a Sloping Lawn to a Sanctuary: The Value of a Mature Garden

May 29th 2026 When I first looked at this site about five or six years ago, it was nothing more than a standard lawn on a difficult slope. It was functional, I suppose, but it wasn't doing much for the homeowners Read more

The Benefits of a Living Boundary

The Benefits of a Living Boundary

May 28th 2026 When looking to define a garden boundary or add a bit of privacy, the automatic reaction for many people is to put up a standard wooden fence. It is quick, it is traditional, and it does the job. Read more

The Power of Planting for the Future: Trees That Inspire Me

The Power of Planting for the Future: Trees That Inspire Me

May 27th 2026 Whenever I am out working or visiting gardens, I always find myself looking up. Trees have a presence that completely changes an outdoor space, and as a landscaper, they are easily some of the most Read more

Scent and Structure: Spring Highlights

Scent and Structure: Spring Highlights

May 20th 2026 When I’m out on-site, I often find that people get very caught up in how a garden looks. While the visual side is obviously a huge part of what I do, I always try to remind my customers about the Read more

Rediscovering Privet Hedging

Rediscovering Privet Hedging

May 18th 2026 For decades, the humble privet hedge has been a staple of gardens up and down the country. Whilst modern landscaping trends often lean towards sleek fencing or minimalist brickwork, there is a quiet, Read more

Why a Garden Should Be More Than Just a "Forgotten Room"

Why a Garden Should Be More Than Just a "Forgotten Room"

April 27th 2026 When we buy a home, we naturally put a lot of focus into the interior. It is common to see a lot of care and investment go into a new kitchen or a bathroom, and while those definitely improve a Read more

The Hidden Challenges of New-Build Gardens: What You Need to Know

The Hidden Challenges of New-Build Gardens: What You Need to Know

April 17th 2026 When you’re on the high of buying a new home, the garden often feels like a blank canvas full of potential. However, after years of working on these sites, I’ve seen firsthand that what lies Read more

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