Imagine your summer garden
Jo Fisher2023-10-30T14:21:51+00:00Do you want a garden that can host a great party next summer? Here we look at how to make your dreams a reality by next summer.
Do you want a garden that can host a great party next summer? Here we look at how to make your dreams a reality by next summer.
Which bulbs to plant in your garden! 8 fantastic bulb collections carefully curated by CGLA Director Ruth Marshall for Spring/Summer 2024
We look at key steps and tips to consider in your garden design. Traditional, modern minimalist or rustic natural? All things to think about when defining your style. Be creative with help from our five top tips in garden design.
You might be wondering how to reflect your own creativity in your garden. Our owner Ruth Marshall reflects on how she approaches adding those personal touches
How to enhance your garden oasis using water features. This blog looks at how water features can add depth and creative flair to your outside space. Incorporate natural elements or striking sculptural statements to showcase the magic of water.
Considering how to get the most out of your garden this summer you might be wondering ‘how to create an outdoor living space’. Whether you have divided your garden already or are looking at how to create the perfect place to relax or incorporate an outdoor kitchen we advice on how to use your space to its best advantage.
Considering obstacles such as filters, safety and aesthetics, you might be wondering ‘how to landscape around your pool’. Whether you have an existing pool or are planning to install one, enhancing its surroundings with strategic landscaping can create a harmonious blend of nature and relaxation.
As fitting for the Coronation we look at the history and popularity of King Charles favourite flower - The Delphinium
If you have suffered a higher than usual number of plant losses in your garden, read this article as to why and what to do about it.
A fantastic blog if you are looking for design inspiration for topiary and clipped shapes in your garden.