Helping landscapers to put the right plant in the right place



The layout of a garden and the quality of the hard landscaping is a crucial part of creating a great user experience. After all, those elements are literally set in stone.

But it's the plants that give a garden it's ambience and its "soul". Beautiful planting shows the hard landscaping off to it's very best advantage....often earning landscapers a lot of word of mouth advertising.

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Many of my landscaping colleagues are incredibly skilled at creating structures, making surfaces beautiful and building gardens that last. But when it comes to the planting - they're left scratching their heads. Or worse - they place the wrong plants in the wrong place and in 6 months time they have the cost of resolving client complaints.

My Garden Design has a solution to planting problems. Bespoke planting plans.

* Available for any size and shape and style of garden.

* Send us your layout plan and we'll suggest plants that will look good and thrive in the microclimate.

* Let us know how much ongoing maintenance is feasible

* Tell us if there are children, pets or allergies that need to be considered

* Do your clients have any favourite species, colours, scents etc they'd like to include in the mix?

Armed with the right information, our professional garden designers will create a planting plan that will take your landscaping skills to the next level - and all at trade prices!

Read more in our latest blog post


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    Using planting to show off hard landscaping, now that's a concept for sure.

    We prefer the 'use of the hard landscaping' to get to, to see  and experience the best part of a garden, the plants.

    Plants would always be the showstoppers for us:-)

  • Good hard and soft Landscaping compliment each other so well. Without one or the other a garden just does not work how it should. 

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