Landscape & Garden Designer Hampshire

Yes, as a garden designer in Hampshire, I personally oversee or carry out the garden installation. Because we’ve developed the design together, I understand every aspect of the layout, planting scheme, and client goals. Managing both garden design and build ensures continuity, attention to detail, and a finished garden that perfectly matches the original vision. A landscape worthy of it’s surroundings set within the Surrey hills.

No, with thoughtful garden and landscape design, a beautiful outdoor space doesn’t have to mean high maintenance. Drawing on years of horticultural and design experience, I create gardens that are easy to care for, practical to maintain, and sustainable over time – even without a large gardening team.

Yes, as part of our professional tree planting service in Hampshire, I source high-quality trees directly from trusted specialist growers. These long-term relationships ensure the best selection for your project and healthy establishment after planting.

Yes, as an experienced landscape planner, I can produce clear, professional landscape design plans to support planning submissions. Simple layouts showing boundaries, planting beds, hard surfaces, and access routes can be created quickly, while more detailed design plans can be developed for implementation later.

Absolutely. As part of my landscape garden design service, I offer ongoing maintenance guidance to help clients and estate gardeners care for their gardens confidently. I can also provide detailed maintenance schedules tailored to each design, ensuring the garden matures and evolves exactly as intended.

It varies depending on soil fertility and seed mix. For most wildflower meadow projects in Hampshire, annual flowers provide colour in the first season, while perennials become established in the second year and beyond. Lower-fertility soils produce slower but more sustainable growth and a greater diversity of species over time.

Yes, as an experienced garden designer working across Hampshire, I often create designs for traditional and historic properties, including 17th-century walled gardens and cottages. My landscape design approach respects the heritage and character of older homes, blending timeless planting with sensitive restoration. Take a look at some recent period or listed property garden design projects.

Most gardens begin to establish beautifully within one to two years. Larger specimen plants can speed this up but require extra care during early growth. With professional garden and landscape design, I’ll advise on the best balance between plant maturity, cost, and long-term success so your garden flourishes for years to come.

Yes, I specialise in designing and maintaining low-maintenance planting schemes across Hampshire. With the right species selection, soil preparation, and planting layout, we can achieve long-lasting impact without intensive upkeep or watering.