Portfolio

A blank canvas corner-plot garden, which the client wanted to turn into a contemporary retreat offering different relaxation spaces.

A complete design and planting plan to be ready and flowering on the wedding day.

The clients wanted a satellite patio but also needed some colourful herbaceous planting to soften two large areas of paving. A path was needed to the satellite patio and to the larger garden beyond.

A typical rectangular garden which needed a design to make it appear larger and more square. The river at the bottom of the garden was prone to occasional flooding.

This small front garden needed to accommodate a storage shed, a driveway and a patio for entertaining and was overlooked on all sides.

The clients had a new extension with bi-fold doors. The garden was the width of the house but quite long and laid mainly to lawn.

This was a 5m wide by 7m long front garden designed to have a contemporary feel and with winter interest planting. The garden needed to be practical and sustainable.

This back garden of gravel and paving slabs needed planting to soften the edges and to make it more inviting for both people and wildlife.

This garden had an uninspiring concrete driveway and lacked a path between the drive and the front door.

This long established builders merchant wanted a revamped display area for its paving products.

This small courtyard garden needed to be level and lawn-free with an open area for entertaining, a large accessible area for log tipping and privacy from both neighbours.

This was a large lawned garden with a feature pond, fronting a barn conversion.

This was a large garden whose features needed updating and which was in need of a cohesive design to make the best use of the available space.

A courtyard garden for the Writtle College entry at the Chelsea Flower Show.

This was an existing border which needed a planting design and the removal of a lot of Japanese anemone.