Garden Projects

Outdoor wildlife garden with a wooden deck, round table, and four matching chairs, potted plants along a yellow wall, small pond surrounded by rocks with plants, green grass in the foreground, and a partly cloudy sky.

Back garden with grass lawn, wooden fence, and patio area with outdoor furniture next to a red brick house with black-framed windows and glass doors.

Wildlife Garden Transformation

This is a great example of what we can do to crate a wildlife haven in your outdoor space. The customer wanted a welcoming spaces for people and wildlife. This garden is an example of a complete transformation. We worked with the family to design the garden, project managed the landscaping and sourced, supplied and planted the garden with native trees, shrubs and plants and built a wildife pond.

Pollinator rich flower border

Wildlife friendly gardens don't have to be unruly and wild! This is a south facing, long border I designed, sourced and planted up to maximise pollinator opportunity. I set to work on bringing colour, height and the wow factor to this border and was really please with the result!

Community Pond workshop and build

A garden pond surrounded by green grass and trees, with a red and orange autumn-colored tree in the background and a partly cloudy sky overhead.

Group of people planting around a small pond in a community orchard setting with trees and cloudy sky in the background.

Person operating a mini excavator digging a trench in a grassy area with a blue tarp and gardening tools nearby, under a cloudy sky.

This was a great community project. The allotment association invited me for a consultation prior to them applying for funding to create a large wildlife pond in the heart of their allotment's orchard.

I supported the funding application, designed the pond and worked with Mike of Pev's paving (Facebook) to create the pond shape and depth. I then ran a community workshop that saw over 15 people help build out the pond. We planted it up with native wildlife plants before filling from their own water well!

It's always a joy to works with community groups- Helen, the allotment project lead said 'it was a wonderful day, everyone really enjoyed it, despite the mud! and we are thrilled with the result and look forward to seeing how wildlife and our allotment community benefit from the pond and surrounds.