Gardens
Real gardens, photographed as they are.
Every photograph on this page is our own work. No client names, no addresses, no staged shots — including one taken the week the planting went in, because that is what a new garden honestly looks like on day one.
A circular sandstone terrace set into deep planting — verbena and Annabelle hydrangeas brought right up to the chair backs, with a second seating area beyond.
Self-binding gravel, sandstone paving and setts resolving the approach to the house, with lavender, hydrangea and ferns softening a new brick and flint boundary wall.
A gravel path drawn as a slow curve between borders of salvia, nepeta, purple sage and climbing roses — the lawn kept simple so the planting does the talking.
Timber-sleeper terraces stepping a sloping garden up to a studio, with hydrangea, lavender, perovskia and clipped box holding the beds together.
Hardy geraniums, stipa, alchemilla and clipped box against a Surrey stone and brick elevation — the close-range view a planting plan is really for.
An annual wildflower meadow in full flight — cornflowers, poppies and corncockle sown into an area that had been mown grass.
A clipped box parterre around a still pool, hostas at the front edge and a yew hedge closing the whole thing in.
New frontage planting to a timber-framed house: salvia, achillea and lavender in a gravel island, keeping the drive usable and the elevation visible.
A large rear garden the week the planting went in — beds set out and mulched, hydrangeas and grasses at starting size, the structure already readable.
A working 3D model of a garden in progress — decking, lawn, stepping stones and studio placed to scale so levels and sightlines can be tested before anything is built.
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