Garden Design

The approach you take ultimately depends on what you want, need and on your budget also, which we've gone into in greater detail below. We spoke with Mark Lane - Stannah’s Gardening Expert and BBC Gardener’s World presenter about planning your garden design and finding your perfect style of outdoor space. 'There are thousands of images online showing different garden styles. Start collecting them and produce a mood board. Sometimes it might be the smallest detail of a handcrafted door handle that you like — the shape, the craftsmanship and / or the material might appeal. This, in turn, could steer you towards an ‘arts and crafts’ style garden, for example.' dawdadawdawdawdawdawdawdjkayfuawfgawfgfyugawfuyawgfawyfawgf7uyawfgaw7yfuawgf78awutfgaw7ftawgf78awfuygawh7fawhaw78fuyawhf8awufhawf78aw wdadbafuyawgfawf78uygaw78fuyaw ugafuygawfawufy uawfgafuyawgf78aw ufhawufawghfu7jhawgufaw huawfhaw8hfawuihaw da s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s s

GardenGarden deisgnGetting started on your garden design early on in the year is crucial if you want it ready for the warmer months and to avoid working in the rainy season also. 'January, February and even March are the perfect times to sit down with a cuppa, a blank piece of paper or your laptop and get your thinking cap on. Sometimes, paper cut outs in different shapes, representing a table and chairs or a shed, can be moved around until you find the right balance' says Lane.

Getting started on your garden design early on in the year is crucial if you want it ready for the warmer months and to avoid working in the rainy season also. 'January, February and even March are the perfect times to sit down with a cuppa, a blank piece of paper or your laptop and get your thinking cap on. Sometimes, paper cut outs in different shapes, representing a table and chairs or a shed, can be moved around until you find the right balance' says Lane.

Getting started on your garden design early on in the year is crucial if you want it ready for the warmer months and to avoid working in the rainy season also. 'January, February and even March are the perfect times to sit down with a cuppa, a blank piece of paper or your laptop and get your thinking cap on. Sometimes, paper cut outs in different shapes, representing a table and chairs or a shed, can be moved around until you find the right balance' says Lane.

Getting started on your garden design early on in the year is crucial if you want it ready for the warmer months and to avoid working in the rainy season also. 'January, February and even March are the perfect times to sit down with a cuppa, a blank piece of paper or your laptop and get your thinking cap on. Sometimes, paper cut outs in different shapes, representing a table and chairs or a shed, can be moved around until you find the right balance' says Lane.