A garden created to be kind to the countryside
A naturalistic wildlife pond with a tumbling Yorkstone waterfall surrounded by a bank of wildflowers creates the focal point for this design…
Garden Design in Oxfordshire
If your garden layout is not working anymore, we can design a new plan that makes it easier to move around, easier to look after and a nicer place to spend time. Our hand-drawn designs show you how paths, planting, seating and levels can come together before any work begins.
Garden Design for Your Garden
Many people come to us because their garden layout just is not working anymore. You might have moved house and been left with a bare lawn, or lived there for years and now find the routes, steps or borders awkward and hard to manage.
Many people come to us because their garden layout just is not working anymore. You might have moved house and been left with a bare lawn, or lived there for years and now find the routes, steps or borders awkward and hard to manage.
- Redesign the whole layout, not just “tidy things up”
- Make it easier and safer to move around the garden
- Create spaces for sitting, eating and everyday use
Garden Design for Real Homes
A few examples of gardens we have redesigned for busy families and retired homeowners who wanted spaces that are easier to use every day.
A garden for all seasons
Reclaimed brickwork to match the house defined each area with open ‘windows’ between the spaces. Two contrasting water features help to separate…
How Our Design Process Works
We keep things straightforward and well explained, so you always know what is happening next.
1. First visit and brief
We visit you at home to see the garden, listen to what is not working and what you would like instead. We look at slopes, access, views and soil, then agree a simple written brief for the new design.
2. Outline design
From that visit we put together hand-drawn plans that show new shapes, routes and main features, along with ideas for planting and materials. We talk these through with you, make changes together and check that the ideas fit your budget.
3. Detailed design
Once the outline is agreed, we refine the plan and add the details needed to build it on site. You finish this stage with a clear drawing and notes you can use with our own build team or another contractor if you prefer.
What Our Clients Say About Their Gardens
A few words from people who asked us to make their gardens easier to enjoy and look after.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Here are a few of the things people usually ask us when they are thinking about working on their garden.
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