Border Design

Our brief was to create something completely different and so Tracy worked her design magic! We decided to create raised planting borders that were angled that not only elongates the garden but also creates a journey to the back of the garden to a seated area under the pergola. We used natural stone cladding

This project is one of our favourites. Graeme and Justine gave us free reign on their design and we are so happy with the result. The garden was a blank canvas and Dawn, Tracy and Alex wanted to create separate seating areas for them and their teenage children. There was a hot tub to

Our client in Waltham Abbey is a highly skilled Chef and therefore wanted an outdoor kitchen area that he could be proud of together with a beautiful garden that his partner could enjoy. She had some great ideas about how the garden should look together with other seatings areas, planting and other buildings for her

Our client in Wickham Bishops contacted our design team to create a seating area that would be a little bit special. The design was to be split level using composite decking for the formal upper seating area, a raised cladded border in between with planting and a lower porcelain paving space for the outdoor sofa,

Our client in Coggeshall called us to ask our advice on what we could do to improve an existing space under their pergola. They also wanted a area for loungers and continuation of planting throughout. The family had a blow up hot tub but wanted to upgrade to something more permanent. The natural positioning of

We were given free reign on this garden transformation so it gave us an opportunity to get creative. There is an electricity pole on the right hand side of the garden so we designed everything to flow to the left to take the eye away from it. We decided to create a journey through the

We love a new build; a blank canvas to work with. New patios, freshly prepared borders, lovely structures and lighting. This beautiful property has a large family garden and sweeps around 3 sides of the house enabling us to create different areas to enjoy. Our client gave us a brief of easy to manage borders,

This was a very satisfying project for us. We had a call from a lovely lady who had recently lost her husband. There were two sections of her garden; the first being a beautiful turf and flower garden leading up to a huge section of land that used to be an allotment. Unfortunately, this

No straight lines required on this garden design. This client’s garden was a blank canvas when we arrived with turf up to both fences. The brief was low maintenance planting but had to have all year-round interest and plenty of flowers in the Summer. The challenge was the aspects with one side being in

If a border is really deep a great way of being able to see all the planting is to create a walkway right through it. We had already improved the other borders in this client’s garden, and we suggested that border nearest the house which was packed full of self-seeded trees and overgrown shrubs be

Our client already has various parts to their garden which we have designed however the woodland area was very special. We came up with idea of a woodland walk through which takes you to a seating area that our clients can enjoy in the Summer months to escape the hot weather. The area needed

This border is packed full of perennials. There are other gardens on the estate that contain shrubs, trees and evergreen plants but this is for the Summer and needs big and blousy. In length its approx. 100m and at its widest is 10 metres so hundreds of plants were needed. It’s intended to look