Create an appreciation for textural foliage, the architectural structure of perennials and grasses in a winter garden.

This innovative play landscape of wild and natural design rejects preconceived notions of a playground in favour of a more natural approach

Looking to re-design their urban garden for improved acccess, seating, enhanced aesthetics, colourful planting & embracing seasonal change.

A brilliant visit to the Wildflower Conservation Society in Stanmer Park in Brighton, with the Landscape Institute South East.

Plant security, high quality specifications, plant importing, supporting education, CPD’s and working across the landscape industry.

Reptile survey with Froglife at Wilding Waterhall, north of Brighton in the South Downs. Tips, techniques and skills to help you survey for

Combined with textural planting and enticing views, path are an integral experience of any garden and unique to each user who travels them.

Resilient & biodiverse waterfront, with nature focused, multi-functional living & working areas offering cultural & education opportunities

Planning for a Sustainable Future - challenges and opportunities with housing, net zero carbon, biodiversity, placemaking & wellbeing.

An urban garden renovation, adding colour, texture, and depth. Seasonal colours and combined with edible flowers and vegetable growing areas

Brilliant day of networking and cake at our Landscape Institute South East AGM with a visit to the MERL in Reading.

Sustainable drainage systems should be used to maximise the opportunities and benefits to flood mitigation, biodiversity and place making.

Edible Garden Planning, clear goals with to understand what would be possible for your garden, as well as areas for socializing & relaxing.

Landscape Institute SE Winchester nature walk, a great opportunity for networking and ideas sharing with other landscape professionals.

A raised kitchen garden bed with the fresh greens combining beautifully with the pops of colour from the edible flowers and natural stone ma

Connections Community Welbeing Garden is designed around 3 connected concepts - community, with your body & mind, & nature

Water features add a sense of movement and tranquillity, the soft sound of gently flowing water, enhanced by the textural planting

An exciting and educational afternoon with Jenny and Will from Froglife, taking us on an adventure to explore the wildlife which can be...

The sailboat floats beautifully here in the upgraded garden nestled within the planting and sitting on top of the large rough textured stone

These London terraces at Tottenham Hale has been a fascinating project, they include a play area, timber seating, raised planters and pots

The discovering dew ponds project run by Froglife is addressing the loss of dewponds in the South Downs.

Working with the Parish, WSCC, & local community, in assisting with the creation of a Neighbourhood Development Plan for Middleton-on-Sea

To raise awareness of how food relates to climate change, and celebrate local efforts to create a better food system.

School gardens allow children to be active outdoors, work as a team, reduce stress levels, gaining new skills and to eat fresh food.

Adding water to your garden is a wonderful way to do your bit for the neighbourhood wildlife, as well the fantastic benefits they bring us.

We have a great opportunity at our community allotment project to allow school visits and eco clubs to connect to nature, protect the local

Seaside and coastal gardens are admired by most, but they do come with their challenges and can be designed beautifully with a little...

Wildflowers play an important role in the life cycle of plants and supporting local biodiversity which attract pollinators to your garden

One of those fun days where we gather as a group, forks ready, chatting and clearing beds, preparation for the next lot of planting.

Nestled within the landscape, this yoga shala offers a deep connection with nature and the exploration between the mind, body and soul.

Excited to be back at the Project this week, the wind is chilly, the sun is shining, the birds are out and the team is full of enthusiasm fo

Growing plants which positively contribute to improving the soil of your garden and to ensure your plants have access to plenty of nutrients

Sharing my journey as part of the Whitehawk Community Food Project, the organic gardening group of volunteers.

Designing an urban garden that is not only colourful and practical, but is also attractive to wildlife.

This exciting garden transformation from an old crumbling overgrown entrance driveway to an attractive and seaside resilient front garden...

What a day and what a show! After visiting The Hampton Court Flower show 3 times previously, this was my first time to visit The Hampton...

Surrounded by these large incredible rock forms really makes you feel like a tiny ant in this stunning garden. Overflowing with plants,...