Cowen Garden Design

Crocosmia X Red Devil and Verbena bonariensis with Cistus just in flower still. Seating area beyond.

One bed in the garden, east facing in early spring.

Andrew Cowen Garden Designer

Photographs by Garden Designer, Andrew Cowen

Totally unaware of how to look after and arrange her plants, my client asked me to replant her existing trough and rearrange the layout of her balcony. I realised the planting needed to be revamped and my designer instinct kicked in. After a long time searching, the cube plant pots worked best.

Totally unaware of how to look after and arrange her plants, my client asked me to replant her existing trough and rearrange the layout of her balcony. I realised the planting needed to be revamped and my designer instinct kicked in. After a long time searching, the cube plant pots worked best.

Totally unaware of how to look after and arrange her plants, my client asked me to replant her existing trough and rearrange the layout of her balcony. I realised the planting needed to be revamped and my designer instinct kicked in. After a long time searching, the cube plant pots worked best.

Totally unaware of how to look after and arrange her plants, my client asked me to replant her existing trough and rearrange the layout of her balcony. I realised the planting needed to be revamped and my designer instinct kicked in. After a long time searching, the cube plant pots worked best.

Andrew Cowen

Andrew Cowen

Andrew Cowen Garden Designer

A small garden for a `London maisonette, inspired by Octavia Hill in her days as a social reformer. The design is a paved brick circle with radial arms allowing access to corners where gates are set. The circle also allows for a large round table in the centre for entertaining. The main plants are...

Andrew Cowen, Garden Designer