It’s about the peace of mind you have knowing that the elements of your garden will grow and develop where they need to and last and age with grace where they should do.
	You know how important it is to choose a landscaper who you know can confidently deal with the unique characteristics of your garden. You need a professional who can interpret your unique ideas and implement them successfully. You want all the advice and recommendations you need to nurture it through the early stages and keep it at its’ best.
A garden that “works” It’s not just about having a lush green lawn, a nicely paved sitting area and a water feature bubbling away in the background. It’s the interaction between the different elements of your garden, the way it compliments your home and the surrounding features.
Something happening all year! With a properly designed garden something different is always happening with the planting arrangements, the colours harmonise with and complement each other. The contrast of shapes and textures give a lasting, year round structure to your garden.
"Thank you so much for creating another wonderful garden, I can’t tell you how much pleasure it will give me. It is always a shock to see the translation of plan to reality and I really am delighted." Susan Robinson Add a new dimension Imagine the effects of carefully considered and installed lighting. It extends the time you can spend enjoying your garden and opens up a new vista in the evenings, so that you won’t want to close the curtains to keep out the night.
	Choose those finishing touches You really can reveal your own sense of style by choosing the right accessories for your new garden, that fit with its’ visual appeal and function, in the same way you would choose furniture or ornaments for use indoors.
"We are delighted with our new garden. It has made such a difference to our house and lives- beer tastes much better outside that summerhouse." Mr & Mrs Parker If you want something different from your garden, we can help you. And this is how we do it…. You will be given as much help and guidance as you need when you are planning your new garden. To make sure you are confident we will visit your home at your convenience and listen to your needs and desires. You will be shown examples of what can be achieved, the choices of materials available and all the different elements that help form the basis of a beautiful garden.
Only when you are totally confident we can provide the service you need, an appointment is made to meet with our Landscape Architect, Helen Atkinson. Helen will give you a fixed fee price for your design work and spend as much time as you like talking with you in order to fully understand your requirements and your individual tastes. Your existing garden is then surveyed to give us an accurate picture of the current features, levels, soil conditions and aspect.
Making full use of 5 years training and 20 years practical experience, Helen will produce the initial concept layout of your garden, making use of high quality materials to produce a stunning design. The colour A2 layout is a scale plan showing how the different elements are arranged. You will also get a “Detail Sheet”, which illustrates the appropriate content using photographs or sketches.
The Next Phase Another appointment is made to meet with you, talk you through the new design, get your feedback and present you with our proposal for building your new garden. Any changes you require are discussed and implemented on a revised drawing. Only when you are completely happy with your design do you pay for it. You are then booked into our construction schedule and you will be given a provisional start date. A project manager is assigned to you, who will be available to answer any queries you may have and keep you informed at all times.
	"I am so please with the work, the appearance and the overall quality are first class and you have an excellent team working for you. Nothing was too much trouble for them.I can highly recommend your work to my friends." Vincent Donlan   TIP : Always arrange plants or pots in groups of 3 or 5, (odd numbers look better). Specimen or impact plants can be used singularly.