Planting plans
Choosing the right plants is crucial for creating a beautiful outdoor space.
We are a professional garden design studio and can look after your project from design to planting across East Yorkshire and North Yorkshire.
planting plans and border design service
We will start with a site visit and produce a moodboard to ensure our ideas align. A detailed planting plan showing species, locations and quantities will then be produced and we can add on realistic 3D drawings to help you visualise the space.
Every garden is different and we will consider factors like light, soil, and water along with the context of the garden and any specific requirements you may have.
We can enhance privacy with our planting plans and ensure your garden will provide seasonal interest year-round.
We can look after all of the sourcing and planting for you.
Find out more about our soft landscaping service.
Our work
If you’d like some inspiration for your planting design, have a look at Our Work page.
We offer planting and border design for homeowners, landscapers, architects and developers across East Yorkshire and North Yorkshire.
Frequently Asked Questions
We will look at the garden in detail, take measurements, test the soil, and discuss any existing issues you may have such as drainage and "shadier" areas.
We follow the principle of "right plant, right place" and as a Yorkshire garden design studio we know the region well and what plants will thrive in certain conditions.
No garden is truly "maintenance-free", but we can certainly look at "lower maintenance" planting if that is your preference.
When we look after your planting, we will produce a bespoke aftercare booklet that tells you how to look after your new garden as it matures.
Yes, once we have designed your new borders we are able to source and plant everything for you under a separate quotation.
Yes, we collaborate with architects, developers and private individuals on producing planting plans, shedules and maintenance notes to help discharge a planning condition.
