Initial Visit /
Consultation

After contacting us we will arrange an initial visit to discuss your garden and introduce you to the way we work. At this meeting we discuss all the issues, your tastes and requirements, to the extent of formulating a brief. Subsequently we will be able to provide you with a quotation for at least the first stage of any design work.


Site Survey

An accurate survey of the existing garden is needed before any design work can take place. This is undertaken either by ourselves, or in the case of larger or more complex sites, a land surveyor. It shows the house, boundaries, existing features and levels required for the subsequent preparation of the garden design.


Outline Plan /
Masterplan

The garden design consists of an Outline Plan (or Masterplan for larger sites) together with artists impressions and supporting visuals to show you how the final garden will look. It acts as a discussion document allowing us to present our ideas and talk through any changes you may wish to make as well as being a blueprint for project phasing (if necessary) and further detail design work.


Layout Plan /
Construction
Drawings

The Layout Plan incorporates any amendments agreed with you and is the plan from which a landscape contractor will be able to cost, set out and build the garden. Construction drawings of specific garden structures, water features or hard surfaces may be required and will accompany the Layout Plan.


Planting Plan
and Schedule

The Planting Plan shows the location and spacing of all the plants, both new and existing, in the design. An accompanying Schedule lists the plant names, sizes and quantities and is used for costing, ordering and setting out the plants.


Project
Monitoring

To ensure a satisfactory outcome we are available to monitor the progress of the garden as it is implemented


Planting and Maintenance

After the garden has been constructed we we are able to source, supply and set out all the plants in your garden and organise the planting. We can also prepare easy to understand maintenance guidelines to ease you gently into caring for your new garden.