Garden Design Service – Successful Garden & Lifestyle Design

Not all gardens are the perfect square or rectangle, sometimes they are an awkward and odd shape. Don't let that put you off though. There's some really simple steps you

by Rachel Mathews

Front Garden Design

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Front garden design makeover – Case study

Front gardens can be difficult to get right because often as not, they have to be functional, to accommodate the car and driveway or utility area for bins. Just because a

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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Wide, blank canvas garden design – Case study

Some people love having a completely blank canvas they can create their dream garden on. Others, feel overwhelmed by the emptiness and don't know where to start. You MUST shape the

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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Transforming a bland square shape back garden – Case study

Like a lot of gardens, the garden featured in this month's case study was a fairly typical one. It consisted mainly of just lawn with a few plants dotted around

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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Awkward shaped garden design tips

Having a garden that is an unusual or awkward shape can often feel like a nightmare to deal with. Actually, though, an awkward shape garden is often a blessing because it

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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Changing a ‘nice enough’ garden that isn’t nice enough!

A few years back, a friend of mine asked me to redesign the garden of a house she'd just bought. I was happy to help as I could see there

Power of THREE: Useful Tips from Garden Designers…

So, as the saying goes; 'Three's a crowd' well, not in my book, and not in the eyes of most other designers. For, ever since the beginning of time, we

by Ali Conway

Garden Design

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Large square garden makeover – Case study

Square gardens can be a little bit tricky to design, because you can see everything in one go, which often makes them quite boring to look at. So, how do

by Rachel Mathews

Garden Design

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L-shape garden design – Case study

L-shaped gardens can be difficult to deal with because one section is often quite narrow and leads into a larger area. To make the best use of the available space,

by Rachel Mathews

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