Please have a look at our portfolio showing a small sample of
gardens that Heather's Gardens have designed.
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An Italianate Garden
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brief included an area for dining, no grass and bold planting.
| Olive Trees and columns of Italian cypress |
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I visit the site regularly during construction to liase
with the landscaper. We have frequent meetings and telephone conversations to discuss progress and any problems we may encounter.
I then source, select, order and arrange delivery of trees, plants, top soil, compost and conditioners. The planting is overseen
to completion, one of the most enjoyable tasks. I source, select, order and arrange delivery and installation of features
such as water fountains, metalwork, planters, lighting and irrigation, essentially, anything required within the garden. I
also supply planting advice sheets, giving details of care and pruning.
| Palm tree walk and path of bonded resin |
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Heather
can source, select and arrange delivery of features for the garden. This gate was specially commissioned and designed
by Heather for a metal artist to make.
A Family Garden
Phase one, the pool
garden, has been completed.
| Design Plan including Pool Garden |
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| Heather's Gardens: The Pool Garden |
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| Heather's Gardens: Garden Design, Landscaping and Planting Maidstone Kent |
A family garden for flexible entertaining, with several seating
areas, a timber boardwalk, waterfeature and colourful planting including a large palm tree. Completed
in 2002.
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One of two show gardens, that Heather designed, for
a new residential development in Norwich
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A front garden with box globes and phormiums
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This design for a small garden of a new house included
circles of bonded resin and sandstone paving, all edged with square, silver-grey granite setts.
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This garden was designed and constructed in 2002 for an elderly
client who wanted a garden that she could 'sit in' and enjoy. A mix of evergreen and deciduous shrubs
were introduced with colourful perennials to add interest during the spring and summer.
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A plant collectors garden
A mature, 35ft high, beech tree dominated this garden.The soil was very tired and low
in nutrients so had to be extensively re-conditioned with soil improvers and fertilizers. When the photographs
were taken the garden was only four years old but looking very established. Plants included cardoon, sambucus
racemosa 'Sutherland's Gold', phormiums, roses, iris sibirica, penstemon and the highly toxic but highly
irresistible 'American pokeweed'
| A Romantic Topiary Garden |
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