Despite being incredibly busy launching our lovely new brand Rosara, we still managed to pay a visit to Chelsea Flower Show. One of our garden designers and main bloggers, Tina James took some photographs of things in vogue that interested her most. We hope you like them ! BORDERS Read more »
Smaller garden spaces offer a greater design challenge but the owner will surely reap the rewards as the space can be maximised to give all year round colour and interest. Views are contained, detail can be appreciated and construction is relatively affordable allowing some additional bespoke touches. A tranquil courtyard garden Jon, one of our Read more »
The use of sculpture in the garden can add exciting drama to the landscape. Placement is everything, no matter the piece and thought should be given to the following: The piece should sit well in location taking account of other local features Sculpture should be introduced to the garden in a sympathetic setting Plant to Read more »
It is many people’s dream to own a large garden. These gardens can indeed enhance a property and provide a very pleasant environment to while away the hours outdoors, either leisurely lounging on a sun-terrace or slumbering in a shady retreat. Alternatively you may prefer actively gardening your extensive plot, getting your hands dirty keeping Read more »
There are so many plants that brighten up a shady spot, and enough varieties to fill a border engulfed in shadow! A shady garden doesn’t need to be boring and lifeless – there are plenty of plants that have evolved to cope in these conditions – don’t give up, just change your plant choices. Read more »
Subtle garden lighting can be a thing of beauty as well as practicality and has so many possible applications. One of my first considerations is always the front of house and parking area, coming home in the dark to an unlit house is a pet hate of mine. It is so much nicer to Read more »
