Design Process
The Garden Design Process
To ensure your total satisfaction, Sue remains closely involved throughout process, from conception, through construction to completion.
Step 1
Initial site visit
Sue will visit your garden to familiarise herself with the space and discuss your needs.
This initial visit normally takes around two hours.
Gather brief
Sue discusses how you want to use the space and your likes/dislikes.
She will evaluate the site, consider its aspect and conditions, and get an idea of your budget.
Step 2
Design Concept
Sue provides costings and timings for your new garden design and accompanying mood board. Once complete, she will return to go through the design concept with you.
Step 3: Design Implementation
Sue can introduce you to an appropriate landscaper who will provide a quote for the proposed works. She will then provide a planting plan and quotation for supply and planting, returning at end of landscaping to undertake this last stage.
Why you need a professional garden design
The benefits of having an award-winning garden designer guide you through the garden design process cannot be over-estimated. Working with a garden designer provides opportunities to explore many more options and outcomes than you would be able to consider yourself.
A professionally planned and designed garden ultimately saves wasting time and money on avoidable mistakes, as every stage of work is specified and completed in accordance with the design plan. This is particularly helpful if you intend to complete the garden in phases, or as and when budget allows.
Drawing on her extensive garden design experience, natural creativity and design expertise, Sue will work with you to maximise your garden’s potential within your preferred budget and bring your chosen vision to life.
