Planting
30 Nov Building a winter wildlife garden
Wildlife watching is never more satisfying than in wintertime. Here are our tips on building a winter wildlife garden so that you have plenty of birds and mammals to observe.
29 Sep Landscaping Without Grass
A traditional English lawn is not to everyone’s taste. Here are some ideas for landscaping without grass.
07 Aug Watering your garden in summer
Plants need water to thrive. In this article we’re looking at irrigation systems to make watering your garden in summer a less time consuming and more eco-friendly.
04 Apr Gardening Jobs for April
I’m looking forward to spending a lot more time in the garden as the weather warms up. But before I can relax, I have a list of gardening jobs for April. All of which can be done with social distancing in mind.
14 Nov Plant combinations: The Landscaper’s Palette
Plant Combinations: The Landscaper's Palette
Plants are to a landscaper what soft furnishings are to an interior designer. They “dress” the garden, set the mood and add interest. In this blog we’re looking at plant combinations and how they contribute to the space.
14 Aug Designing and Building Coastal Gardens
Designing and building coastal gardens is all about strong layouts and easy maintenance. Find out more in this blogpost.
20 Jun Case Study: New Driveway and Front Garden in Frinton
I do enjoy looking back over past projects. This one, a new driveway and front garden was particularly satisfying.
19 Jun What to put in a sensory garden
For people who are sight impared, have limited mobility or just want to get as much value as possible from their outdoor spaces, a sensory garden is a must. Here are some suggestions for what to include.