New pathways through the planted pebble circle replace the circular lawn of the original design
This garden had lost the charm it once held, so we were excited to come on board for a revitalization. We retained the striking circular motif in the hard landscaping and enhanced the design with graphic pathways leading to a clear focal point—a newly added pergola to introduce vertical interest. We refreshed the planting with a variety of new species and simplified the overall details for a cleaner look. Additionally, we proposed transforming the store room at the end of the kitchen into an orangery, allowing the garden to be enjoyed throughout more of the year.
We had to lay some paving slabs where there had been decking in certain areas. Thankfully there were enough slabs at the back to cover the area required.
A sculptural heron stands guard over the plants adding focus until the plants mature
The converted shed has become a garden room providing protection from the elements without loosing connection with the garden
The gazebo is planted with roses and clematis which will provide a scented tunnel to access the seating area at the rear of the garden