Working with the builders while the house was renovated to design and build a Country House Garden near Chipping Norton
Town Garden in Cheltenham
Garden designed and landscaped for town house in Cheltenham
Garden was previously laid to lawn with a few borders
This was turned into a garden with different areas to sit and enjoy the sunshine from morning to evening sun.
The steps wide steps lead into the garden creating a feature by themselves. The pond attracts wildlife and is a lovely site from the house and the garden adding the sound of trickling water.
Existing garden features such as the Rachel Duckerwire sculptor was incorporated into the new design.
Also designed and created a beautiful wall sculptor with Jenny PickfordJenny Pickford
Designing a Family Garden with a Pizza oven near Thame
Designing a family garden near Thame that includes a pizza oven
A courtyard garden in Oxford
Small courtyard garden in Oxford
This courtyard garden in Oxford required a rethink, the previous bright colours had faded and it only had seating space for 1. It required a design for more seating space whilst enabling the Client to still have lovely plants to look at from the kitchen.
Garden accessories added extra interest to the garden
Country Garden in Oxford
This garden in Oxford needed a secluded patio area and shrub borders.
ROSY and Victory Garden at RHS Malvern Spring Festival
The ROSY and Victory Garden inspired by Siegfried Sassoon’s poem Victory is awarded silver at RHS Malvern Spring Festival
David Harbers stainless steel Tourus is a key feature to the Garden
Garden Borders for Windy Garden and Rabbits
This garden is in a particularly windy spot I designed the garden borders for the windy creating shelter spots and plants that billow with the wind providing interest. This is also designed with troublesome rabbits proving that you can have rampant rabbits and lovely plants.
Cool and Shady
This was a competition garden at the Malvern Show. We had to paint a picture in plants and I chose to replicate Cezanne. I was delighted to be people’s choice for this competition enabling me to win £1000 for our school garden.
Formal front garden in Oxfordshire
I mirrored some of the formal planting by the house and used the silver birches and curving borders to soften the planting and move away from the symmetry by the house. Creating a lush garden that can be viewed from the house.
A mature shade garden
This lovely garden has some very mature trees casting shadow and absorbing water. We have slowly transformed the garden from barren borders to luscious shade loving plants in harmony with their surroundings.