Which Garden Suits the Way You Live?
Six questions, two minutes, all pictures. Then your garden style, with the gardens I'd design around it.
Lovely Victoria created a beautiful design for our back garden and her recommended team of landscapers brought it to life. We are thrilled with the result! Highly recommended!— Lyn W.
What's your dream moment in the garden?
Which planting do you find yourself looking at?
Which materials speak to you most?
Which mood would you like to step into?
Which garden appeals to you most?
What matters most in your outdoor space?
Where shall I send it?
Your result shows on the next screen, and your style email follows, with gardens I've designed in your style.
Wild & Natural
You're drawn to movement
Grasses catching the low evening light, seed heads left standing for the birds, a garden that changes from week to week.
What makes it work- Structure under the looseness. A crisp edge, a clipped hedge or a clear path is what stops a naturalistic border looking unkempt.
- Plants in drifts and repeats, never ones and twos, so the eye reads one sweep rather than a collection.
- Grasses that hold their shape into winter, so there's still something to see from the kitchen in January.
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Contemporary Calm
You like a garden that feels resolved
Clean lines, a few materials used well, and planting that looks as good in January as in June.
What makes it work- Two or three materials, repeated. Calm comes from what's left out.
- Evergreen structure, clipped yew, so the shape of the garden stays through winter.
- Space left empty on purpose: a plain terrace or a sweep of gravel lets the planting stand out.
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Romantic Cottage
You want abundance
Roses on the fence, scent by the door, a path where lavender brushes your ankles.
What makes it work- Crisp bones under the froth. A clear path and a defined edge make abundance look intended.
- A few plants repeated through every border, so it hangs together rather than looking like a plant fair.
- Scent placed where you sit and walk, never lost at the back of a bed.
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The Kitchen Garden
You want a garden that feeds you
Herbs by the back door, fruit trained on a sunny wall, salad leaves you can pick in your slippers.
What makes it work- Beds where the sun is. Most vegetables need six hours or more in summer, so the plan starts from where the light falls.
- Raised beds close to the kitchen and at a comfortable height, so picking becomes a habit.
- Productive beds that still look designed in winter: oak, clipped edges, a pergola for beans.
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