During an initial meeting, with you in your garden, I will discuss:

• Ideas which you may have had already

• What you would like to use your garden for in the future

• Who will be using your garden

• How much time you plan to spend maintaining your garden

• Your budget

• Whether you wish to retain any existing plants or features, if possible.

• If you live far outside my geographical boundaries and are requiring a postal design, these questions will  be on the questionnaire.

 

I will then do a site survey, measuring and photographing the existing garden and any features which will be retained.  Soil type, aspect and surroundings will also be noted.

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As I record, I start to form some ideas of how your requirements might be brought together into a practical and attractive garden, and I will discuss these primary thoughts with you at the time.

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Back at my desk, I will draw up the garden and start to form a plan. Once I am  happy that this concept plan fits your brief, you will be sent a copy so that you can see on paper what I am proposing. This concept plan will allow you to understand what the garden will look like; check that patios, lawns etc are a suitable size for your requirements, and see how these different areas fit together. 

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