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Why it’s worth planning your garden

Careful planning helps you avoid common mistakes, keep costs under control and create a garden that will suit you for years to come. Here’s an overview of the main reasons:

1

Define areas

The plan sets out the different areas your garden should have – an entrance area, a seating area, a play area, a gardening area – and how they are connected. This makes the garden varied and clearly structured.
2

Arrange elements effectively

Paths, patios, flowerbeds, lawns and water features are arranged in such a way that they are practical whilst creating a harmonious overall effect. Proportions and sizes are easier to assess on a plan than in the garden itself.
3

Developing a garden style

The materials, layout and choice of plants determine the character of your garden. Good planning ensures that shapes, colours and textures complement one another – rather than coming together haphazardly, piece by piece.
4

Clarify the details in good time

Lighting, irrigation, drainage, electrical connections and privacy screens are taken into account at an early stage. This prevents costly rework and ensures that technical and design aspects work in harmony.
5

Think long-term

A garden changes and grows alongside you. When planning, we take into account how the garden is likely to develop over the years and ensure there is scope for future adjustments.
6

Calculate costs accurately

The garden plan clearly defines all the elements. This provides a solid basis for quotes and helps you allocate your budget where it will have the greatest impact.