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  • Before Summer memories fade: Start planning your dream garden for 2027

    Now is the perfect time to reflect on what worked in your garden this summer and start shaping your plans for a beautiful, considered outdoor space in 2027.

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  • Another Summer, another hosepipe ban – How to help your garden cope

    As hotter, drier summers become more common, thoughtful garden design has never been more important. Explore practical tips for helping your garden through a hosepipe ban and creating an outdoor space that's resilient, beautiful and better prepared for the future.

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  • Edimental gardening: Where beauty meets purpose

    Edimental gardening brings together ornamental planting and homegrown produce in one beautifully balanced space. Discover how thoughtful design can create a garden that's both visually stunning and full of flavour throughout the seasons.

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  • How much does it cost to create a garden?

    A beautiful garden is an investment in your home and the way you live. Discover what influences the cost of creating a garden, where your budget has the greatest impact, and how thoughtful planning can help you make informed decisions from the very beginning.

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  • Creating a resilient garden for wet winters and dry summers

    Wet winters followed by hot, dry summers can be tough on our gardens. Discover how thoughtful planting, water management and simple design changes can help create a beautiful, resilient garden that thrives through changing conditions.

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  • Plant partners: Creating a thriving garden with less work

    Great planting isn't just about choosing beautiful plants—it's about choosing the right companions. Learn how thoughtful plant partnerships can create healthier, more resilient gardens that are easier to maintain and a joy to experience year after year.

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  • Creating a front garden with real kerb appeal

    Your front garden sets the tone for your home. Discover seven simple design ideas to boost kerb appeal, from layered planting and welcoming pathways to privacy, year-round interest and wildlife-friendly touches.

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  • Is your garden a personal, peaceful and private sanctuary?

    Craving a little more peace and privacy in your garden? Discover thoughtful ways to screen unwanted views, soften outside noise and create a more secluded sanctuary using planting, structures and clever design.

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  • 3 common garden mistakes to avoid – and a few design fixes

    Is your garden not quite coming together as you imagined? From beds that are too small to plants struggling in the wrong spot, discover three common garden design mistakes and some simple ways to put them right.

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  • How do I know if I need a Landscaper or a Garden Designer

    Not sure whether you need a garden designer or a landscaper? Discover the difference between the two, how they work together, and who you need to turn your garden ideas into a beautifully considered outdoor space.

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