Ecological garden design

You do not need a qualification in ecology or garden design to know how to design a wildlife garden. However there is some research and a process to implement, here we show you how to design a wildlife garden step by step.

A totally unique course experience where we'll be covering, step by step, how to develop your own Regenerative landscape based on real plots. Experience precisely what it takes to design regeneration.

Disguising a neighbouring block of flats was the key requirement in this south London garden, designed by Studio Cullis. Words Natasha Goodfellow, Photographs Rachel Warne and Alister Thorpe

by Dr. Randi Eckel In the fragmented ecosystems where we live and work, the importance of diversity in our landscapes cannot be over emphasized. Diversity of native plants, insects, mammals,...

by Rachel Lindsay In my work, I find the act of caring for the land and caring for the people who are engaging with the land intricately woven together. My...

This space proves that more structure leads to greater appeal. See how an award-winning landscape designer created a stylized meadow garden.

We visit the floating gardens in the Chicago river. We employ water conservation into all of our designs and advocate for the river as public space.

When planting a naturalistic garden, is having more plants always better? "New Naturalism" author Kelly Norris says “yes.”

Ornamental grasses are one of the most useful types of plants you can use in your landscape designs; here are five ideas to get you started, plus lots of beautiful grasses to achieve your favorite look.

Work: Site Design, Public Space, Gardens, Master Planning, Ecological Design, Landscape Architecture, Planning, and Urban Design.