Having recently moved into this new property, the owner wanted to swap the plain grassy bank for a low-maintenance but high impact planting scheme consisting of green and white plants.

This beautiful period property in the west end of Glasgow had a front garden full of dominating Rhododendrons, which did not fill the owner with any joy.

This client moved into a brand new Cruden home in East Lothian earlier this year. The back garden was a complete blank canvas with nothing apart from four walls of fencing to look out to

This garden had once been a beautiful wildlife haven full of plants but the owner had been forced to remove them to allow scaffolding to be erected and building work to be undertaken.

This planting design was for a brand new property which the clients had built themselves.

This client asked me to completely redesign the planting in their front and side gardens.

The owners had moved to this house 18 months ago and the garden was a blank canvas, consisting of a large drying green surrounded by gray walls.

The brief was to bring this garden back to life and deliver a low-maintenance space which would be very beneficial to wildlife.

This beautiful period property was calling out for a planting design that matched its formality and grandeur.