I don’t only do full garden makeovers, if all you want is a new patio that has been well constructed and will last for years to come, then I am the man for that too!  

The October 2018 edition of Modern Gardens magazine featured a garden I designed and built for a townhouse in Cambourne, Cambridgeshire. What I really liked about this piece is that they interviewed the client directly to get their perspective on the garden. From a landscape gardeners perspective it was quite a challenge blending the contrasting materials […]

I was just going through some old photographs and I came across these from last year when I was asked to design and build a ramp suitable for a powered wheelchair to access the high threshold of this bungalow. The owner asked me because she didn’t like the look of any ramps she had seen […]

Front gardens are often neglected or paved over in favour of parking and yet they can make such a difference to the appearance of your home. Not to mention giving you a real warm welcome feeling when you arrive home after a hard day. Most often people feel that the front garden doesn’t matter so […]

Any landscaper will tell you that a single bold statement feature can hold together an entire garden. This project involved taking into consideration three major points of view. First was a 6m wide set of bifold doors framing the view from the kitchen, which really is the center of this home, plus two separate seating […]

There are a lot of landscapers out there to chose from, which one is right for you? To some extent that will depend of the nature of your project, if you just want something to tidy the place up, put down some gravel and cut back the forest of brambles at the end of the […]

2017 has been a very busy year so far, quite a few interesting garden designs have already been fully landscaped in Peterborough, Chatteris, Cambridge, Ramsey, Huntingdon and Cambourne. I will be posting a short article on each as soon as time allows, but as we have had some very good weather this year, I have […]

I was privileged to be able to design a series of gardens and features at this prestigious property, including extensive new tree planting, meadow areas, four small formal gardens and a tree lined avenue. However the feature that I enjoyed designing the most is this devilishly deceptive maze.

This garden is exceptionally small, in fact there is barely enough room for a rotary washing line. Good design can make all the difference where space is limited by maximising the potential of every square inch. I this instance the garden has been realigned so that the new axis is from the kitchen doors to […]

It often seems that front gardens are very much neglected these days. Most are concreted over for parking and the remainder are seen as a nuisance and given very little attention.   It’s a great shame because front gardens are so important, not only in the way they can enhance or detract from the appearance […]