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Variety of espalier fruit trees lining the new driveway

A buxus hedge that was shaped by our team once planted into a maze, its a feast for the eye and provides structure in this large expanse.

The back garden presented some unique challenges due to its significant level differences. Limited access made the space nearly unusable for our clients. The original hardscaped terracing needed significant updating and rebuilding due to partial collapse. We were tasked with adding functional seating, installing a water feature, and developing a safe way to access the bottom part of the garden. Learn how we were able to access all three levels of the serenity garden: The area was divided into two terraces on different levels to avoid an overwhelming 'bunker-like' impression. Our team completely removed the old structures and installed new retaining walls that have been built from gabion stone baskets. We installed stainless-steel water shelves extending from chevron-patterned Siberian larch decorative screening. A daily-use patio of porcelain slabs was installed to create a large dining area at the top terrace. A darker shade of slabs creates a line cutting through the whole area, creating a visual axis ending at the water feature. The middle terrace is more like a chill-out zone with a custom floating bench and additional mobile seats that you put on top of the gabion wall, making it ideal for more sheltered, private gatherings. Stairs from the middle terrace lead to the bottom garden, contrasting the highly developed upper garden. The bottom garden is a wilderness haven with extensive planting and a decent-sized frog pond. The new upper garden can be considered an observation point situated on the edge of the wilderness.

This magnificent landscape with a large formal garden with ornamental lake required wide-ranging garden design and landscaping expertise. The existing driveway to the front of the property needed to be removed and the whole area re-landscaped, while a large ornamental lake and bridge required extensive renovation. The garden design features sweeping lawns leading down to the beautiful lake. There are meandering paths leading you on journeys of discovery. Specimen trees, statues and sculptures creating fabulous focal points. A stunning formal garden contrasting with wild flower meadows. All in all, it is a romantic landscape with many different areas of interest and moods. Formal garden design The formal garden near the house is delineated by classical columns. Traditional parterres and clipped topiary bring symmetry and geometric style to this formal garden design. Planting is also more formal close to the house, with well-defined shapes such as the box topiary balls leading to the front entrance. Hard landscaping features All the hard landscaping is sympathetic to the environment and made from natural materials. Intricate pathways made of brick paving or gravel invite exploration. A variety of benches and seating allow you to relax and view the garden from different perspectives. Sculptures and statuary have been artfully located within the garden to dramatise the newly designed and planted spaces. A stylish and practical new driveway was also created additional parking spaces. Lake restoration and replanting The lake restoration was a significant project to undertake. The lake had been neglected and was leaking, and the bridge needed to be refurbished and re-sited. After repairing and landscaping the lake, we installed native marginal plants within the banks, where flora and fauna will flourish. Now the lake has been restored to its former splendour and the whimsical bridge makes a delightful feature in the tranquil setting Structural and natural planting schemes The landscape features strong, structural planting close to the house and in the formal garden. This carefully considered planting is set against a linear framework. As you move further from the house the planting becomes more naturalistic and informal, with wild flower meadows and grasses. This naturalistic planting lifts the landscape into a more contemporary, country realm. This Artscape garden design and landscaping project was created in association with Susie Pritchett Garden Design.

Oversize sawn limestone paving units create two distinct seating areas, nestled amongst the naturalistic planting. Limestone gravel offers offers textural interest and lower maintenance gardening. A simple bowl introduces the reflective, calming quality of water. A unified boundary treatment of hornbeam hedge and pleached hornbeam trees give the garden improved privacy and visual harmony. Four multi-stem hornbeam trees offer sculptural form, helping to shape the space within the garden.

Ce jardin est un clin d'oeil à la saga littéraire et cinématographique Harry Potter et plus particulièrement au pouvoir de la 'pensine', réceptacle magique empli des pensées et des souvenirs de son utilisateur, qui les y a déposés, afin de s'en libérer. Cette 'pensine', véritable lieu charnière du jardin, unit tout autant qu'elle sépare deux mondes : celui des ténèbres, sombre et maléfique, lieu de nos pensées tourmentées et celui de la clairvoyance, apaisé et structuré.

Blending subtle lighting, tropical planting palette, simple, reflective, muted materials to contrast with Moroccan tiles. Calming influences transpiring to a magical space at night where shadows and patterns cast from bouncing light.

A pleasing entry sequence through a thoughtfully designed front garden by Ironbark Landscape Designs.

Conspicuous clompy existing bungallow ... £1m remodeling after Planning Appeals leaves the Bath Green Belt prettier than before. Mellowing cedar shingles on engineered douglas fir frame.

This dated courtyard was recreated into a blissful relaxing space inspired by the South of France. The plantings and water feature ensure seasonal interest but the garden comes into its own in Summer with the rich fragrances of roses, jasmine and lavender.

Terrey Maufe

Wellbeing of Women Show Garden at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2015 - Winner of Silver-Gilt Medal and People's Choice Award for best Small Garden.

The new lawn makes the garden seem bigger and deeper. It's a shallow garden with a point to the left, now concealed by trees and the swing seat. New planting contrasts purples, greys and greens. Jane Harries

Création d'un potager en carrés de 12 m² évoquant les jardins du Moyen Age ou de curé !!!