Plants & care

Gardens full of life.
Care that fits your life.

Plants set the mood of a garden. We combine foliage, flowers and growth habits in a scheme suited to the site – with care considered from the start.

Discuss your planting

The right plant in the right place

Naturally beautiful.
Thoughtfully planted.

01

Understand the site

Light, soil, moisture and root competition guide plant selection. A shady spot can be dry or damp – and that difference matters.

Light · Soil · Moisture
02

Bring plants together

Perennials, grasses, shrubs and trees are coordinated by height, foliage, flowering time and growth. Repeated planting brings a sense of calm.

Structure · Rhythm · Seasons
03

Make care easier

Well-prepared ground, suitable species, clear edges and accessible planting areas make everyday care easier. The time you have available shapes the design.

Access · Effort · Growth
04

Support the garden as it grows

Planting changes over time. We monitor gaps, competition and excessive spread, adjusting through division or additional planting where needed.

Establish · Observe · Adapt

Design ideas · not completed projects

Every site
has potential.

Sunny & Well-Drained

Flowers in motion

Suitable flowering perennials and grasses form repeated groups. Water requirements depend on the plants, soil and how well roots have become established.

A Partly Shaded Woodland Edge

Calm through foliage

Contrasting leaf sizes and selected flowers create depth. Soil moisture and root competition are assessed before plants are chosen.

Consistently Moist Soil

Abundance with structure

Suitable perennials can create lush planting. Clear edges and layered heights bring the whole scheme together.

Care that fits everyday life

Well planted.
Well supported.

  1. At the start

    Check establishment and soil moisture; remove unwanted growth early.

  2. Throughout the year

    Watch for drought stress, gaps and spreading plants; provide care as needed.

  3. As the seasons change

    Time cutting back to suit each plant and its new growth; retain suitable seed heads.

  4. Over the years

    Divide plants, fill gaps and adapt the care plan as the planting develops.

Good to know

Your questions.
Clear answers.

Can my garden become easier to maintain?

Plants suited to the site and a thoughtful layout can reduce the work required. The care still needed depends on the site, the look you want and how the garden develops.

Do drought-tolerant plants need watering?

Extra watering may be needed, especially after planting. Later, weather, soil and the needs of the plants still matter. One fixed watering rule rarely suits an entire garden.

Can existing plants be retained?

We first identify which plants suit the site and the new design. Healthy, suitable existing planting can provide the starting point.

What can I do myself?

We discuss the essential tasks and how much care you would like to undertake yourself. This helps us provide clear care guidance and arrange further support if needed.

Plant knowledge from GREEN24

Understand what grows.

Plant knowledge complements personal garden design. Care products are chosen to meet the needs of your planting – plant selection remains independent of the shop’s range.

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Your next step

Every garden starts
with a conversation.

Tell us about your space, your ideas and what matters to you.

Outline your garden project