An award-winning landscape studio offering sustainable and resilient garden design solutions in South Devon

A badge for the RHS flower show in Wentworth Woodhouse in 2025, featuring a tree with roots, surrounded by text indicating the Silver Gilt medal winner.
Colorful garden scene with a stone sculpture of a woman holding a bowl filled with succulents, surrounded by lush green grass, purple and yellow flowers, and in the background, there is a garden path, bushes, and a tree.
View of a backyard garden through a wooden pergola, with stone steps and a stone wall in the background, surrounded by lush green plants and flowering bushes.
A lush garden scene with pink hydrangea flowers, white roses, green ferns, and various trees and plants alongside a stone wall and wooden structure.
Close-up view of a garden bed with various plants, flowers, and greenery, with a blurred background of more plants and flowers.

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TRUST THE PROCESS. There are moments during a build when you may think that perhaps this was all a terrible idea…when the ground has been torn up, compacted, stirred up again into a sticky mess and then squashed and dried into a solid block&he
A quick before and after of the Ashburton walled garden project…still waiting for the furniture, but the new planting is really beginning to settle in and the @david_austin_roses are now winding up the locally harvested oak pergola by @bowden_
Well that was a delightful day…very (very very) surprised and honoured to be awarded a silver gilt medal at RHS Wentworth Woodhouse today! Truly wonderful to see all the exhibitors completely relax after the awards and then we all got to pile
We’ve arrived! RHS Wentworth Woodhouse 2025 build up begins… One empty plot right in front of the house with my name on it…and one large van full of stuff. Two and a half days left to complete the border ready for judging and then
Detail from a design this week for a semi-formal courtyard bed, featuring two planted tanks, drought-tolerant planting and crushed limestone mulch. Proposals include: galvanised steel water tanks from @rutlandgardenclassics Perennials from @arvens
Concept image for a Thurlestone garden we are starting on next week with @green_bee_salcombe_ . The rendering engine did not cope with the barn conversion in the background, hence the rather dramatic skyline…still, blue sky thinking and all th
Perspective concept sketch for a London project to show general layout and hard elements. This is a second stage project to complete a (very long!) garden we initially landscaped in 2022. The trampoline will be masked by a crisp Yew hedge and surroun
A momentous day for the Ashburton project! From site survey in January through a late summer start on the hard landscaping, the re-levelling of the entire site into terraces and the construction of three retaining walls and underground drains…
The Big Build….It’s begun!!! This secluded medieval walled garden is separated from the current Eighteenth Century townhouse by the old stable block and choked up with some rather nice wildflowers (Centrathus, Oregano…) and some n
An upcoming build and a sort of potential after-and-before! this one is going out to tender in a few days- Corten-retained terraces stepping up from the stone wall to replace the wonky lawn, resilient planting going in and mulched deeply with crushed
With something of a dearth of mature plants in this garden, we've encouraged the native self seeders to create layers of texture and colour across the space by mowing further from the edges and lifting a few clumps into border gaps that needed fillin
Behind the old orchard is this lovely run of wild garlic (or stinking jenny/ snake-plant/ devil's-posy!), backed by a good hazel hedge that at some point was properly laid in the old Devon fashion, with the pleachers almost entirely flat. Just a few