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If you constantly find yourself battling a soggy, wet garden, you're likely wondering what you can do about it. This… Read more.
A pond can be a wonderful feature to any garden and an important part of a successfully designed pond are… Read more.
Here's our latest update on a new garden in Hermitage. Now that spring has arrived, we've been able to get… Read more.
If you're thinking of re-designing your garden or an area of it, it is well worth taking some time to… Read more.
This month we've been busy transforming a small town garden into a neat and functional space with focal areas for… Read more.
Whilst garden drainage may not be the most riveting of gardening subjects, it is nonetheless an important factor in any… Read more.
Over time patios can take a battering from all thats thrown at them - the weather, general wear and tear… Read more.
Choosing paving materials for your new patio can seem a little daunting - and understandably so. The decision you make… Read more.
Whilst you might not always notice it, your lawn shape can greatly affect the look and feel of your garden.… Read more.
Starting with a blank canvas, we've created a stylish, flowing garden with connected functional spaces. Read more.
We can all give wildlife a helping hand this winter by planting some of these wildlife friendly plants in our… Read more.
Step inside this back garden in Newbury and look at what can be achieved in a relatively small space. Read more.
This time of year, when the weather is snowy, frosty, or as wet as water, a spot of armchair gardening… Read more.
We are all looking for balance in our lives and this is also reflected in our outdoor spaces. In this… Read more.
Read on for tips on how to make your garden extra special this winter. Read more.
This month we have been busy landscaping a new approach to this lovely period property in Curridge. Read more.
This month we've been busy on a sleek new design in Newbury. An update to the patio and retaining walls… Read more.
We always think of November, and to some extent, December, as being the months for tidying up the garden and… Read more.
Considering the shape and form of plants is essential for any good garden design. Here we look at how plant… Read more.
Congratulations to the team behind this year's 2021 Chelsea Flower Show. Held for the first time ever in September, it… Read more.
It is easy to underestimate the impact a new patio can have on your garden. This patio design guide takes… Read more.
Have a look at how planting has made an impact in these two landscaped gardens. Read more.
A lawn is usually a vital element to a garden design and often a key part of a client’s brief.… Read more.
September and October are two of the less busy months in the gardening calendar. However, before you put your feet… Read more.
Our latest project saw us transforming a shallow garden in Newbury and overcoming the challenges of a steep overgrown bank.… Read more.
Traditional lawns lack biodiversity and can sometimes be tricky to maintain if your garden is shady or particularly small. In… Read more.
This month we’ve been busy finishing a contemporary design build close to home in Newbury. Read more.
Colour is an important part of any garden design. In most designs, it's the plants that provide the colour, so… Read more.
From planning a new border to a complete garden remodel, we pride ourselves on transforming ideas into beautiful reality, with minimum disruption. If you’re based in or around the Reading and Newbury area, we’d love to meet and discuss your project in detail – book your free no-obligation garden consultation today. We do get pretty booked up, particularly during the Spring, so plan ahead if possible!