The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

Magnolia in flower. The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.

The brief for this garden was to create a front garden with large planted space and incorporate the existing mature Magnolia and plant the existing rear garden. The garden was to have lots of colour and interest across the year. Most of all, The front garden was to have ‘kerb appeal’ as the house is located on a busy road with many by passers looking into the space. The garden is a split between two areas, one in full sun and the other in shade created by the existing Magnolia tree which was to be retained. The split was geographically, made roughly between the path which lead from the gate to the front door of the property. The key to this planting scheme was planting groups. These started early in the year and as one faded, another set would be replacing it with another quite different display from Hamamelis and Sarcococca in February to Asters and Rudbeckia in September. Garden design Cheshire. Award winning garden design and landscaping in Cheshire, Lancashire, Southport, Formby and North West England. RHS gold medal winning garden design and landscaping by registered British Association of Landscape Industries (BALI) members, registered Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) members, registered Society of Garden Designers (SGD) members and registered Horticultural Trade Association (HTA) members.