• Work continues on the garden design and build in Willesden Green, the raised planter has been constructed and decking laid.
  • Katrina is busy preparing for the next in-take of students for Earth Designs garden design course
  • We are scheduling professional photography of our new London garden design builds and also arranging further shoots of past garden builds  now that the planting is more mature
  • Claire and Matt presented the latest London garden design in Maida Vale, involving the clients leafing through colour charts and discussions regarding possibility of including some Perspex panels to mask the rear wall of the garden.
  • Katrina and Claire enjoyed a consultation with a client in Romford, Essex.  The client’s garden was a blank canvas and they wanted to realise a design that catered for both children and adults
  • Work is on-going for the new gardenpresents.co.uk website for garden design consultations, postal garden designs as well as one day attacks
  • We received a written testimonial from our recent garden design and build in Walthamstow.  The client are very pleased with the results and are enjoying their wildlife garden
  • We have been contacted by a client for whom we did a garden design in Bow, London. We partially built the garden a couple of years ago, but were unable to complete the garden build due to extension work the client was having done. The building work has now been all been completed, so they have contacted us to return to finish the landscaping.
  • I have been contacted by my Garden Design students from Norway. They would like to return to  do a short garden design course in a couple of months focusing on creativity.
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