A look at the kinds of gardens, trees and planting we work with every week. Use it for ideas, then tell us what you’d like your own space to feel like.
Moisture-loving plants, soft edges and stepping paths make streams and ponds feel natural rather than built.
Crisp hedge lines need cutting at the right time and height. Regular shaping keeps them dense from top to bottom.
Layered planting softens hard landscaping and holds soil on slopes, with tough plants at the edges and flowers above.
Large trees give shade and character. Careful crown work keeps them safe, healthy and in proportion with the garden.
Trees, then shrubs, then ground cover. Layers make small gardens feel bigger and keep soil covered.
Plants that like the same amount of water are easier to keep healthy when they grow together.
A corner of native planting brings birds, bees and butterflies, and helps keep pests in balance.
Tell us which style caught your eye. We’ll explain what it would take in your space.
