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Here are some examples of gardens I have designed and managed.
You can browse by clicking on the picture to see more details and photographs. |
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August 2009: New pictures showing how this garden is maturing in its first summer after planting. |
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A design to evoke images of a traditional manor house garden, with a formal feel achieved with typical box hedging, and a strong mix of shrubs, roses and perennials. |
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August 2009: New photos added. Despite this large garden still being under construction when some of these photographs were taken, it gives a clear idea of the colours achievable in a short space of time, through thoughtful planting combinations. The last photos in the set are more recent, and show how this garden is quickly maturing. |
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August 2009: New pictures of this rose walk in a large garden, at varying stages of development. |
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A quiet retreat in a town garden Some lush planting has provided this beautiful quiet haven only minutes from a busy town centre. |
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This front garden provides seasonal interest in the use of evergreen shrubs and perennials and grasses with winter silhouette. Spring and summer colour is achieved by underplanting with Tulip and Allium and summer bulbs. |
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| A Japanese garden |
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Colourful borders in a country garden The brief here was to provide a long season of summer colour achieved through contrasting hot and cold colour schemes for the various borders. |
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Currently under constuction, this courtyard garden links an older property with a new contemporary swimming pool. The evergreen forms link the new garden to the existing. |
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This design coped with dramatic changes in ground levels, using Kent ragstone walls. The planting provides seasonal interest with perennials and grasses that have a long flowering season and form a strong winter silhouette. |
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