Category Archives: Landscaping

We are renovating a front garden in Burford which contained many once-beautiful but now over-grown and inter-grown conifers.  The whole space has immediately opened up to allow in more light and space.

We are continuing our renovation of the mature shrub borders for a garden in Tadmarton.  Overgrown but worthy plants have been pruned very hard while self-set hazels, Cotoneasters and ivy have been removed.  The new replacement planting has worked very … Continue reading →

Autumn is well under way now and it is time to decide whether to cut down your perennials and leave the border bare but tidy or to leave everything standing as a refuge for over-wintering insects and a canvas for … Continue reading →

We have recently been back to see the prairie garden we built near Morton-in-Marsh three years ago. The border has established well and looks absolutely fabulous! The colours and scale suit a traditional Cotswold country house and garden and is … Continue reading →