How can it be May, our fave month of the year, already? April flew by in a maze of several our new client garden designs being planted up; herbaceous perennials eagerly re-emerging through the soil, new veg seeds germinating and … Continue reading
As all trained garden designers know, at least one third to one half of any garden design should comprise of shrubs or small trees, to allow for that all important Winter structure when the herbaceous perennials die back for their … Continue reading
Here’s an interesting design connundrum. Take two new clients each with a different take on what they want from their garden and what do you get? Answer, a lovely garden, half of it designed to look very formal, with clipped … Continue reading
We were invited by City farm to run a community workshop last weekend. Whilst the workshop was billed at being a nettle workshop, as the weather has been sooo cold, even the nettles have been slow in growing! What to … Continue reading
Aah, a shady woodland area. The brief from another client was to plant some early spring flowering plants. Simple … we love love love Ramsons. Ramsons flower in Feb/March, have pretty white flowers, shapely green edible green leaves with the … Continue reading