A simple front garden with a lawn which was not doing well and was encroaching on the road.

Empty borders plus one leggy shrub. No interest or structure.

Very low interest front garden.

Old concrete front path and tarmac from the road.

The view across the back garden from the back door.

A view from the middle of the garden looking back. Lots of overgrown shrubs, hedges and climbers. Not lawn shape and no borders.

A overgrown Lauryl hedge with various self seeded large shrubs over taking the hedge.

Uneven and untidy shed area.

Over grown Philadelphus and scruffy surface.

New den with no dry place to step out on to and no borders to soften the building into the landscape.

Old shed on old concrete base and overgrown area

Wild section of the garden. with loose steps and rubble hidden under the plants.

Wooden pergola in need of restoration.

Garden seating

Pretty garden but lacking organisation.

A lovely seating area nestled in amongst the new planting beds. This was taken 3 month after the garden had been planted. The trees had been thinned and the dappled light creates the perfect outdoor space.

The new planting beds are starting to knit together and the newly outlined lawn is filling in. Lots of lovely textures and colours to last throughout the season.

The new planting beds are starting to knit together and the newly outlined lawn is filling in. Lots of lovely textures and colours to last throughout the season.

A cool atmosphere in the garden.

A calming sanctuary to entertain friends and family.

Beautiful steel edging to keep the new lawn shape with minimal maintenance.

The den now has lovely wooden effect concrete sleepers and stepping stones allowing dry feet throughout the year. The newly planted border ground the den into the landscape. Once the planting matures it will blend in even more.