We meet with the client to discuss their vision, preferences, and requirements for the garden. This initial consultation helps us understand the client's goals and constraints.

We assess the existing site, taking into account factors such as soil quality, sunlight exposure, existing vegetation, drainage, and topography. This analysis informs the design process.

Based on the client's input and site analysis, we develop initial design concepts that outline the overall layout, style, and features of the garden. These concepts may include sketches, mood boards, or computer-generated renderings to help the client visualize the proposed design.

Once the concept design is agreed upon, we create a detailed master plan that includes specific elements such as soft and hard landscape features (e.g., paths, patios, decks, planting), water features and furniture placement. The master plan serves as a blueprint for implementing the design.

We select appropriate plants for the garden based on factors such as climate, soil conditions, maintenance requirements, and aesthetic preferences. We consider factors like color, texture, height, and seasonal interest to create visually appealing plant compositions.

We provide detailed drawings, specifications, and instructions to contractors or landscapers for the tendering, construction and installation of the garden elements. This documentation ensures that the design is implemented accurately and according to the client's specifications.

Throughout the construction process, we may provide guidance and support to ensure that the design is implemented correctly and according to plan. We may make site visits, answer questions from contractors, and provide clarification or adjustments as needed.

We may develop maintenance plans to help clients care for their gardens after installation. These plans typically include guidelines for watering, fertilizing, pruning, and other routine maintenance tasks to keep the garden looking its best.