Garden Design – Successful Garden & Lifestyle Design

After much deliberation and thanks to an overwhelming number of emails when I announced shutting my company down, and people really wanting me to continue, I've decided to experiment and keep going a

by Rachel Mathews

Design Show

Garden Design

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[GDS 50] My garden update & student results

In this episode Rachel updates us on how her garden planting turned out after a year. She attempted a Piet Oudolf style in a small space garden - no easy

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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How to Make the Most of a Small Garden: Space-Boosting Design Tips

Small gardens can be just as stunning and functional as larger ones, if you know a few clever tricks! Whether your outdoor space is a petite patio, a narrow courtyard, or

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

Successful Garden Design Tips Videos

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How to design a garden – pt 3

In this final part of the 3 part video series, Rachel walks you through how to add the all important finishing touches to your design to create the WOW factor! To

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

Successful Garden Design Tips Videos

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How to design a garden – pt 2

In part 2 Rachel will walk you through 3 Fundamental things you must do correctly in order to design a stunning garden... Sign up for one of her free online garden

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

Successful Garden Design Tips Videos

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How to design a garden – Pt 1

In this video garden designer, Rachel Mathews, shares the top 3 vital things you must do first in order to successfully design your garden... Attend one of Rachel's free online garden

Great Garden Design – the Key is Simplicity

Whilst I'm not a fan of the overused expression "Less is More" (which does not apply to cake or chocolate), can be pertinent to designing a garden, especially for modern

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

Ponds and water features

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Weird or wonderful water feature?

Here's a contemporary conundrum for you - how do you make a modern pond crossing safer for children and still without traditional handrails? The designer of this garden used their imagination

Garden focal points & features – the art of placement

So although I’ve never met you, the chances are high I can guess where you’d stick a focal point or garden feature… Where there’s a big hole… in your planting! ;o) Would

by Rachel Mathews

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