Our Plant consultation service will be a 1-2 hour meeting (charged by the hour) where Ben (a trained horticulturalist) will walk around your property with you, identifying plants, answering any questions you might have regarding plants and trees and give you advice on how you can make the best use of what you have.

We have contacts with nurseries that stock just about every type of plant, shrub or tree so for many of our plant consultation clients we often go on to buy the plants at the most affordable prices and plant them on our return.

To make this an even better service we can also provide a long term plant maintenance schedule that will save you money and serve as a reference for you whenever you need it. There really is no need to feel daunted by your plants as many people do, and a quick meeting with Ben will put you right at ease. Call now to book a meeting with Ben for your plant consultation.

Please note, we do cover areas other than Hampshire, surrey and west sussex but petrol charges will be higher the further away we need to travel.

We look forward to making you and your garden more acquainted!

Here’s a short video showing you how to plant it, maintain it and how to use it in garden design.

It’s been a very mixed bag and with many of our garden designs originally being in Hampshire and Surrey we’ve now allowed for two specialist hard landscapers to give all of their attention to Chichester, Arundel, Rustington, middleton on sea and the rest of West Sussex because of a chain effect of work coming from word of mouth, which is all we could ask for. They’re happy because they live a stones throw away and so am I because it means I can see some more incredible results that the team seem to keep putting out whether that’s in garden design and build, planting or garden maintenance.

If you’re looking for highly skilled garden design and build team to come in and solve you garden problem at very competitive prices we’d love to hear from you. We now cover 3 counties and would love to show you what we can do for you, if only for free advice!

Check out the site for some of our fencing projects such as our modern garden design with contemporary horizontal fencing, our planting jobs around West sussex and our garden maintenance service

We started off with marking out the area and dug the trenches for the bare root plants to go in. We and the clients wanted to make sure that it wouldn’t take years for the box hedging to have an impact so we went with 80-100cm high plants. These would have been twice the price if bought pot grown so if you’re planning on doing some planting like this I would definitely buy the bare root plants. We also added some box cones to give extra height and evergreen structure to the middle of the shapes.

We now have a plant shop which we deliver to within a 20 mile radius of Liphook in hampshire for free that I’m slowly uploading our range to, but if you have any particular requirements do get in touch. Trade enquiries are very welcome too!

Box pyramids are great addition for either side of entrances, dotted amongst beds to bring structural height and in formal topiary gardens.

If you’re planting into a pot or container you’ll need to be more vigilant about feeding. Feed with a general purpose fertiliser once a month from April-July and water when dry.

If browning or yellowing of the leaves occurs on ground or pot planted plants, this is probably due to a lack of potassium. A regular feed with Vitax Q4 through the spring/summer should green up the foliage very nicely.

You can trim your box little and often through the spring and summer but never on dry days as this will scorch leaves and cause dieback. As a general rule all topiary should be trimmed once in June and then again in October to shape it and to allow it to slow its growth down before the cold weather.

(Please note all heights are excluding pot)

Box spirals are slightly more expensive compared to pyramids and cones because of the labour put in to maintain its unique shape.

If you’re planting into a pot or container you’ll need to be more vigilant about feeding. Feed with a general purpose fertiliser once a month from April-July and water when dry.

If browning or yellowing of the leaves occurs on ground or pot planted plants, this is probably due to a lack of potassium. A regular feed with Vitax Q4 through the spring/summer should green up the foliage very nicely.

You can trim your box little and often through the spring and summer but never on dry days as this will scorch leaves and cause dieback. As a general rule, all topiary should be trimmed once in June and then again in October to shape it and to allow it to slow its growth down before the cold weather.

(Please note all heights are excluding pot)

We believed there was a need for our clients to come onto the website, buy the plants they liked for less than they’re likely to get anywhere else, have us choose it personally and delivery it to their garden. This way there is still the choice at their fingertips only we can still use our experience of working with plants to take charge of quality control.

The best part of it all, we are fully qualified garden planners and designers who care for our plants and will handle the whole process from the buying phase right the way through to planting. Check out our design page for more information.
We cut out the worry of you having to find someone to plant the plants you’ve bought online. We can advise you all the way and even take photos of the plants for you to give you an idea of scale before you buy.

Most of our online plants are of manageable size to allow us to keep delivery costs low but we do have access to a wide range of plants and would always be happy to talk through your requirements.

As the site redesign is only a few days old with the same being for the online plant shop I’m still adding plants I know we can source so please feel free to browse, there’ll be new and sometimes unusual plants and trees added everyday.