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• Creative session with Kat for our garden design client in Hackney. Very enthusiastic client who is keen on exploring materials for the screens and making the kids area into a highly usable and fun space.
• Going great guns at our garden build site in Se

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The clients live in this east London apartment with their two cats. Due to privacy issues their large terrace is underused and the clients wish to make more of this outdoor space. The terrace shares a boundary with a communal area, which is ac

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• Katrina enjoyed a successful trip to the Tate Modern and The Victoria & Albert museum with some garden design students last week.  Inspiration came in many guises, from a chest of drawers to an art deco portable radio.  Matt, our senior garden landsc

THE SEED catalogues have been arriving in the post this week and they got me salivating at the prospect of summer blooms and a bountiful autumn harvest, all on a credit-crunching budget, writes James Iles of jigsawgardens.co.uk

The range, diversity an

In 2010 Age Corncern launched their ‘Adopt a Garden’ scheme. The idea behind the scheme is that older people with gardens which they cannot maintain register and people who would like a garden but do not have access to one register. They are then pai

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As people naturally define the boundaries of their home with walls and fencing there needs to be a point of access, traditionally through a gate, which when closed contributes to the security of the home. People will usually have two gates on their p

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Of all the elements that go into the creation of a garden, quality of light is the least concrete.  Paradoxically it is also the element that can have the greatest sway over the success – or otherwise - of the designed space.  If it is managed corre

The common misconception in the UK is that the last thing we need to do in our gardens is irrigate. But because of our weather which can be unpredictable,(downpour one minute, sunshine the next), it is precisely this cycle of drenchor drought that ne

With the winter still looming over us the thought of getting out in the garden is something at the back of most of our minds. If , however you are thinking of getting your fence repaired or replaced now is the time to be getting the work done.

• Matt is returning to the wilds of Hertfordshire to continue work on the Manor House Kitchen Garden and Infinity Pool surround. The cold weather and snow put a stop to construction in the run-up to Christmas, so we are keen to get back on schedule to

The Eden Project Foods Inspire Introduction of The Primo Oven, To Their Mediterranean Biome

For the first time in 10 years flooding caused the famous Eden Project to close. Its main restaurant area was left under 3 foot of water and a huge amount of c