This summer we were thrilled to be bring a stunning design by Joe Perkins Design to life on the South Coast. Our team collaborated with BN1 Planting on a large-scale planting project of 4,500 trees, shrubs and perennials.

We were delighted to be entrusted with a planting project by the talented designer, Sarah Mayfield, in Storrington. Working closely with Sarah's vision, the result is a stunning, harmonious garden that reflects both style and sustainability, enhancing the space with year-round interest.

For the London Design Festival, I partnered with #OneLess to design an innovative drinking water solution aimed at reducing single-use plastic. My final concept, The Wave Drinking Fountain, is crafted from recycled ocean plastic and stainless steel. Inspired by both above and below sea level, the design embodies hope for a future where we respect and protect our oceans.

This summer, we had the pleasure of turning a breathtaking design by Joe Perkins Design into reality along the South Coast. Working alongside BN1 Planting, our team carefully cultivated a wildflower meadow that now stretches beautifully along the water’s edge.

This innovative pergola design combines functionality with sustainability. Featuring a waterwise system, the pergola collects rainwater in its top basket, which is then slowly released down the legs to water the beds below. This self-sustaining system not only reduces water waste but also creates a stunning, dynamic feature that nourishes the plants beneath while adding an elegant touch to the space.

For this estate in Worthing, we provide expert garden maintenance and topiary shaping, carefully preserving the formal elements of the garden while enhancing its overall structure. Our tailored approach ensures the garden remains in peak condition year-round, maintaining the estate’s elegance and timeless appeal. In response to climate change, we are also introducing drought-tolerant planting throughout the space, creating a more sustainable, resilient landscape.

We redesigned the garden at a care home in Worthing, transforming the outdoor space into a safe, welcoming, and serene environment for residents, visitors, and staff. The garden now provides a peaceful setting that enhances the well-being of elderly residents. In addition to the design, we also provide ongoing maintenance to ensure the space remains vibrant and well-cared for.

The Florist & Baker Garden" is a vibrant space designed to nourish both the florist’s creativity and the baker’s craft. It features a diverse mix of food plants, herbs, and grasses, providing seasonal ingredients for baking and floristry alike. The garden also includes a variety of cut flowers, perfect for floral arrangements. A winding boardwalk weaves through the space, guiding visitors through a harmonious blend of nature’s beauty, with plants that inspire both the kitchen and the studio.

This hardy tropical garden in Brighton combines the striking beauty of tropical plants with the resilience needed for the local climate. The design features a mix of weather-resistant tropicals, chosen for their ability to thrive year-round. Slatted larch fencing, selected for its weathering qualities, adds a soft grey, natural tone to the space, while the paving complements the garden's earthy, textured feel. The result is a stunning, low-maintenance garden that blends tropical charm with enduring practicality.

The planting design at Cooksbridge Station transforms the station’s surroundings into a welcoming and vibrant space, while addressing the challenges of climate change. By focusing on low-maintenance, drought-tolerant plants and resilient wildflowers, the design not only enhances the station's aesthetic but also contributes to biodiversity and water conservation. These carefully selected plants provide year-round interest and thrive in the face of changing weather patterns, creating a sustainable and pleasant environment for commuters and visitors alike.

The Falmer Rain Garden, set to begin construction in Winter 2025, is a residential garden in Rottingdean, created in collaboration with BN1 Planting. A rain garden is a landscaped area designed to capture and absorb rainwater runoff from impervious surfaces like driveways and roofs. Featuring a mix of water-loving plants, this garden will naturally filter rainwater, reducing flooding risks while adding beauty and biodiversity to the space. This sustainable design not only enhances the property but also contributes to the local ecosystem, creating a vibrant, eco-friendly landscape.

After years of neglect, I revitalised the garden at Blacknest, a historic Grade II listed property in Worthing. Originally built in 1728 and relocated in the 1920s, the property now features gardens that honour its history while providing a contemporary, functional outdoor space. The design complements the house’s architecture and makes the most of the south and west-facing gardens.

The cedar privacy screen in Brighton was designed to provide a functional and aesthetically cohesive solution for seclusion. Constructed from high-quality cedar, the screen offers both durability and a refined natural finish, enhancing the overall design of the outdoor space while ensuring privacy.