Ways to work together
Choose the help your garden needs.
Choose a whole-garden plan, a focused planting scheme, or a review of an established garden. A useful brief identifies where advice will help.
Garden design
A concept for the whole garden: spatial layout, paths, places to pause, and an initial material and planting direction. Start with an existing plan or a new set of questions.
Planting design
A focused plan for borders, containers, or a particular area. The brief considers exposure, soil, seasonal character, and the time you want to spend tending it.
Garden review
A conversation about an established garden: what works, what feels unresolved, and which small changes may make the greatest difference.
A useful boundary
Design is a conversation, then a plan.
Drawing detail, site visits, and any contractor coordination are agreed for each project. Garden design and construction are separate scopes of work.
Before
A shared brief
Bring a few photographs, a rough plan, and a description of how you use the space.
During
A clear direction
Explore layout and planting choices in relation to your priorities, rather than collecting isolated ideas.
After
A useful next step
A defined handover helps you understand what the design contains and what may need a separate specialist.
Next / Start with the need
Tell us about
your garden.
Share the kind of help you need and a little context about the space. The sample brief guides you through the relevant questions.
Build a sample brief