Your needs in the garden as a family, couple or an individual will largely determine the design form that your garden takes.

There may be practical considerations such as a paved or lawn area for eating and socialising, or a retaining wall to hold back a slope. There may be aesthetic principles involved, like a particular colour scheme or a method to hide a neighbouring building. There may also be geographical influences incorporated into the design, such as terracing a steep slope or climatic differences within the garden.

Castle Gardens aims to incorporate all requirements of our clients, together with the physical practicalities of achieving that design and the ongoing maintenance requirements of that garden on completion.

We have carried out many design projects over the years, from a simple patio and seating area, to full garden designs incorporating lawns, raised beds, play areas, planting schemes and aquatic features.

We work on a consultation basis for design, where the initial visit is free, and we will explain how we carry out the design process, usually with several more visits to arrive at a completed plan.