What we offer

Full in-house landscape design & build services
Enjoy your outside space - purposefully designed and created to suit you.
Pond design and surface water solutions
Keep rainwater in the garden and make a feature of it.
Garden & Landscape planting design plans
At a loss of what plants will do well in your space? A thoughtful designed planting plan can help.
Maintenance and adaptation advice
We do not have to wrestle with gardens, low impact gardening is more than possible with well thought out design leading the way.

Wicker plant protectors around young trees in a grassy garden area.

A lush vegetable garden with a dirt pathway running through the center. On the left side, there are rows of leafy green plants, possibly lettuce or cabbage. On the right side, there's a small tree with minimal leaves, and various potted plants in the background. The garden is surrounded by trees and greenery, with a cloudy sky overhead.

A narrow garden path beside a brick house, bordered by lush green bushes and colorful flowering plants, with trees in the background on a rainy day.

A wooden fence made of vertical sticks and horizontal wooden planks at the bottom, supported by metal posts, with trees and sunlight in the background.

A garden or yard under construction, with dirt and soil, sandbags lining a trench, white fabric on the ground, additional sandbags, and a small wooden shed in the background surrounded by trees.

A gravel pathway winding through a lush garden with various green plants and trees, under a clear blue sky.

A garden with various green shrubs and colorful flowers, including pink, yellow, and purple, alongside a sidewalk and steps leading up to a house, with trees and rooftops in the background on a rainy day.

Lush green plants and wildflowers growing through a metal grid on a garden or farm bed under sunlight.

Sunlight filtering through a dense forest canopy, with tall trees and lush green ferns on the forest floor.

Learn about Miawaki Planting Methods

A lush garden scene with pink, purple, and green flowering plants and shrubs, tall evergreen trees, and a cloudy sky overhead.

Garden with flowering bushes, potted plants, and a stone pathway next to a house with a tiled roof.

A person walking on a narrow wooden boardwalk trail through dense green forest with overhanging trees and lush vegetation.

A backyard under construction with a partially built retaining wall made of sandbags and wooden planks, dirt path lined with white fabric, and a small gazebo in the background surrounded by greenery.

Learn about Permaculture

A landscaped garden with a pond, surrounded by rocks and blooming pink and white daisies and green plants.

A lush garden with a variety of green plants, including a potted plant with red flowers in the foreground.

A backyard patio with wooden raised garden beds along a wooden fence. The patio has light-colored wooden decking, and there are plants growing in the garden beds.

Three wire plant supports or trellises made from wooden sticks bound with twine, situated outdoors on a gravel surface near green bushes and trees.

Learn about community regenerative farming

Want a little more self-resilience and sustainability?

We can offer the following to help you develop a long lasting productive food growing space. Whether that be at home, at an allotment, a work place, or an under used space on farms and fields.
Soil restoration plans: compost strategies, mulch regimes, biochar guidance, and mycorrhizal support.
Layered planting schemes: canopy, understory, shrubs, herbs, groundcovers, vines, and roots for continuous yield and habitat creation.
Water-wise earthworks: SUDS, swales, berms, rain gardens, and infiltration features to harvest and slow water.
Wildlife-friendly elements: native pollinator corridors, habitat piles, and sheltering plant communities.
Low-maintenance management: succession planning, polyculture stability, and seasonal care schedules can be provided too.
Implementation guidance if you want to build your space yourself, and ongoing consulting to ensure long-term growing systems function well.

Benefits you’ll gain

Improved soil structure, moisture retention, and carbon sequestration.
Increased and diversified edible yields across the seasons, not just in the warmer months.
Reduced inputs: less irrigation, no artificial fertilisers, reduced ‘pest’ interventions.
Enhanced biodiversity: pollinators, beneficial insects, birds, and soil food webs.
A resilient landscape that adapts to changing conditions.

Typical process

Site assessment: soil tests, sun and water mapping, existing vegetation and wildlife inventory taken.
Concept plan: zoning for production, habitat, access, and water management.
Detailed planting and soil-building plans with seasonal priorities.
Installation support: earthworks oversight, planting, and mulch/compost application.
Monitoring and adaptive management: seasonal check-ins and refinements

Ready to create a regenerative, edible landscape that works with nature? Tell us about your site, goals, and timeframe, and we’ll outline next steps.We create diverse, productive gardens that combine edible plants with permaculture soil-building.