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Beach Towel by Sarah Lavoine
Soft furnishings are an inexpensive and efficient way of adding warmth and life to any outdoor space. For those lucky enough to own a pool or a fancy picnic basket, [...]
Asplenium bulbiferum
Asplenium bulbiferum or Hen and Chicken fern, is an evergreen fern species native to New Zealand. It grows in a diverse range of habitats, along streams, in rainforests, along coast [...]
Matt Blatt Circle Chair
If your New Year’s resolution is to step out of your comfort zone and try new things, then this contemporary piece will go some way to helping you achieve just [...]
Rosemary Alexander – International Garden Designer
Principal of The English Gardening School, and a regular judge at the world-renowned Chelsea Flower Show, Rosemary Alexander is an influential figure in the world of garden design and someone [...]
Canterbury Project – Garden Design
Client trust is a vital element that goes hand in hand with designing and constructing gardens. Our Canterbury clients took this level of trust to a whole new level when [...]
Poinsettia Euphorbia pulcherrima
Christmas is here, so that means one plant above all others is top of mind – the Poinsettia. With its traditional red and green foliage, it makes the perfect centrepiece [...]
Deepdene Project – Garden Design
With the end of 2018 drawing near, it’s the perfect time for reflection. First and foremost, we’d like to take this opportunity to thank our incredible clients for their continued [...]
Wooden Terrarium
With Christmas right around the corner, most of us are still looking for those last minute gifts. Whether you’re yet to buy for the father-in-law, Aunt Ruby, a corporate client [...]
Ulf Nordfjell – International Garden Designer
For patriotic Ulf Nordfjell, irrespective of where in the world he is working, the Stockholm-based landscape designer always conveys a strong flavour of Sweden in his gardens. With a strong [...]
Clivia – Clive of India
Clivias are wonderful, almost unkillable plants, which brighten the garden during late winter and early spring. With clusters of vibrant yellow throated, orange or salmon trumpet flowers, they are held [...]