Samantha Willis Garden Design

This garden had retaining walls and a beautiful aspect but it needed some design to turn a space into a garden

I softened the garden and added interest by adding borders infront of the retaining wall. The view over the hills is so beautiful we didn’t want to ruin the view.
The client wanted to enjoy some fresh vegetables so we created a vegetable area and greenhouse.
Where there were seperate seating areas dotted around the garden we created paths to given the garden a flow.

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From a building plot to a Town Garden [Read more…]

Garden designfor creating an outdoor living area for dining or relaxing including Oak Pergola.

The existing old barn walls feature for this outdoor living area, providing interest and shelter. The inner curved wall was kept to create a little bar area.
The oak pergola worked in harmony with the house.
The garden lighting is subtle uplighing the old wall using Collingwood Lighting
Garden Design and Landscaping near Chipping Norton

Working with the builders while the house was renovated to design and build a Country House Garden near Chipping Norton

Garden designed and landscaped for town house in Cheltenham

Garden was previously laid to lawn with a few borders
This was turned into a garden with different areas to sit and enjoy the sunshine from morning to evening sun.

The steps wide steps lead into the garden creating a feature by themselves. The pond attracts wildlife and is a lovely site from the house and the garden adding the sound of trickling water.

Existing garden features such as the Rachel Duckerwire sculptor was incorporated into the new design.
Also designed and created a beautiful wall sculptor with Jenny PickfordJenny Pickford

Designing a family garden near Thame that includes a pizza oven

Small courtyard garden in Oxford

This courtyard garden in Oxford required a rethink, the previous bright colours had faded and it only had seating space for 1.  It required a design for more seating space whilst enabling the Client to still have lovely plants to look at from the kitchen.

Courtyard garden opened up to the seating area

Logs stored under the oak bench

The garden brightened up the kitchen giving a sun shine feel

Garden accessories added extra interest to the garden

Spraysparks Gilded Lillies created extra interest to the garden

This garden in Oxford needed a secluded patio area and shrub borders.

The ROSY and Victory Garden  inspired by Siegfried Sassoon’s poem Victory is awarded silver at RHS Malvern Spring Festival

David Harbers stainless steel Tourus is a key feature to the Garden