Landscape
& Garden Design

About

Great gardens should be both beautiful and functional and we have the creative flair and expertise, coupled with extensive horticultural knowledge to ensure your space will work for you. We provide a comprehensive garden design service and can manage your project from the initial design stages right through to completion. We are also experienced at working as part of a multi-disciplinary team and we have a network of industry experts, such as lighting designers, water specialists and engineers, that we can call on as the project requires.

Our studio is based in the New Forest in Hampshire. We design gardens for private clients from across the South Coast, the Home Counties and London, covering a wide area that includes Devon, Dorset, Hampshire, Surrey, Wiltshire, Berkshire, Sussex and Kent. We also work with architects and property developers designing residential, public and commercial projects.

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Bold seed heads from Hydrangea ‘Annabelle’ paired with those of the more delicate Libertia, against an evergreen backdrop. I love the height, scale and texture they bring to the garden. 

Winter has a way of spotlighting the garden’s hidden architecture — when the colour fades, the structure steps forward. 

#WinterGarden #Seedheads #HydrangeaAnnabelle #Libertia #Evergreens #GardenTexture #gardendesign

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✨ Malus ‘Evereste’✨
There’s something truly joyful about Malus Evereste — from its spring blossoms to those glowing autumn crab apples that hang on long after the leaves have fallen

Right now it’s becoming a winter larder for our garden visitors. Thrushes and blackbirds absolutely love the fruit, and watching them feast on those bright little apples is an uplifting seasonal show.

A tree that feeds the soul and the wildlife. ❤️

#MalusEvereste #WinterGarden #GardenWildlife #BirdLarder #Thrush #Blackbird #crabapplemagic

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Echiums settling in beautifully in this Poole garden. 

We may lose a few over winter, so for now they’re all left in place — the editing comes in spring, once the frosts have passed and we can see clearly what has survived.

They self-sow freely but, interestingly, tend to prefer the very spots they were originally planted. A nice reminder that sometimes the plants really do tell us where they want to be.

#Echium #GardenDesign #WinterGardening #PlantingDesign #SelfSown #CoastalGardens

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DESIGN DETAILS: Obelisks are one of the simplest ways to bring structure and elegance into a garden. Whether anchoring a border, punctuating a long view, or adding height to a planting scheme, they give the eye something to settle on — even in winter.

They’re not just decorative. Obelisks support climbers like clematis, roses and sweet peas, allowing plants to grow vertically and turning flowers into living architecture. In smaller gardens, that vertical emphasis can make a space feel taller and lighter.

Placed in rhythm along a path or used as a single focal point, obelisks create order within abundance — a quiet framework for planting to perform around. Beautifully made by @oxfordplanters 

#GardenDesign #PlantSupports #VerticalGardening #Obelisk #DesignDetails #SeasonalGarden #StructureInTheGarden

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This beauty is Crataegus × persimilis ‘Prunifolia’ — a small tree with a big personality. From its delicate, dark-green leaves to the fiery autumn glow and charming clusters of white blossoms in spring, it’s a year-round showstopper. Perfect for adding structure, color, and a touch of elegance to any garden.

#GardenDesign #Crataegus #SeasonalBeauty #Prunifolia #FloweringTree #OrnamentalTree #GardenTrees #treelovers

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A lovely trip to our Buckinghamshire garden this week to see its beautiful autumn colours. 

The planting reflects the clients’ love of plants — a mix of roses, herbaceous perennials and grasses that draw insects in and keep the garden lively for months. 

Last autumn we extended the planting and introduced native and non-native meadow mixes, which will add even more seasonal interest and support pollinators and other important insects.

#autumngarden #sustainablegarden #biodiversity #gardendesign

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Fred doing his morning rounds… checking in on the garden as the autumn colours really start to settle in.

There’s something lovely about seeing the season shift alongside the animals around us — the reds deepening, seedheads standing proud, and Fred quietly observing it all from the fence. Gardens aren’t just for people; they’re part of a wider landscape that everything interacts with.

Always good to have a four-legged quality-control officer on site. 

#AutumnGarden #PlantingDesign #AutumnColours #SeasonalGarden #GardenDesign #HorsesAndGardens

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It’s tempting to tidy the garden as the seasons change, but don’t be too quick with the secateurs! Seedheads bring so much life and beauty to the winter garden — their sculptural shapes catch the frost and glow in low sunlight. 

More importantly, they provide vital food and shelter for birds, insects, and other wildlife when they need it most.

By leaving seedheads in place, you’re supporting nature and adding quiet elegance to your garden all winter long.

#Seedheads #autumnGarden #GardenDesign #SeasonalInterest #WildlifeFriendlyGardening #SustainableGardening #GardenInWinter #PlantLife #GardenInspiration

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