Created on a former paddock, with naturalistic planting on heavy stony soil.

Mixed naturalistic planting of shrubs and herbaceous perennials for year-round interest

This north-facing border was designed to set off the house. Naturalistic planting blends with the rest of the garden.

Mixed planting of shrubs and herbaceous plants will screen the garden form the neighbouring properties

A colourful pollinator-friendly border by the main entrance to welcome the visitors to Cobham Hall

Plants carefully selected for low maintenance and great performance in containers.

Easy maintenance town garden for socialising and relaxation

A sloping garden made a lot more accessible with timber terracing, divided into sections of planting beds and gravel paths.

Thanks to the design based on right angles and the use of one colour throughout, the garden has gained unity and harmony. And it even appears bigger than before!

In this sloping garden the yew topiary cones are the main feature, surrounded by low growing flowering plants

Hornbeam trees trained as flat panels are a great solution where privacy is lacking.

With terracing and the right selection of plants a garden can thrive even on very thin and fast-draining soil

A quiet spot in the garden

The sensory garden at a primary school, with a variety of colours, scents and textures to explore.