We originally designed and built this garden in 2019. Since then, the homeowners had added a large garden room and decked area at the top of the garden, meaning the original layout no longer worked as effectively for the space.
The client had always wanted a large pond and waterfall feature in the garden and had initially begun the project himself. However, work commitments and health issues meant the area remained unfinished for several years.
The clients had been living in their new-build property for a few years and were eager to transform the bare outdoor space into a welcoming garden they could enjoy. Unsure of exactly what they wanted, they gave me full creative freedom to design a garden that would both complement the property and make the most of the available light.
After living in their home for over forty years, the clients had long dreamed of transforming their inherited garden into something truly their own. The original layout, passed down from previous owners, no longer suited their lifestyle or aesthetic. They wanted a complete redesign — a fresh, contemporary space that would be elegant, low-maintenance, and perfect for entertaining.
A neglected patch of grass was quickly transformed into a beautiful wildlife pond in just two days.
A complete garden refresh with new sleeper walls, re-grouted patio, fresh lawn, vibrant planting, and improved front garden with added parking.
This thoughtfully redesigned garden blends beauty with full accessibility, featuring level pathways, a summer house, raised beds, a pond, wildflower meadow, and a formal lawn – all easily navigable by wheelchair.
The client got in touch to ask if I could design for them a new garden. The garden they had was as it was when the house was new with no interest at all, and the garden held a lot of water when we have a lot of rain.
After previously completing a refurbishment of a client’s back yard, they next wanted us to do something similar to the garden.
Kidsgrove Tropicals and Water Garden Centre got in touch to see if we could help with a client of their’s, who had a huge pond that had fallen in to disrepair over the last 30 years.