Inspired by Nature

Chris founded his design, landscaping and gardening business in 2001. Chris and his team are dedicated and passionate about landscaping schemes, gardens & estates of all scales.

The team have a genuine, friendly and professional manner which will guide you through all stages of your project, carefully listening to your ideas and offering there expert guidance and advice to turn your vision into reality.

Chris specialised in plant biology at the University of Bangor. Following his degree, he founded his landscaping & gardening business and took a year long course in garden design at the Welsh College of Horticulture.

Chris has grown up in the Lake District climbing the mountains and swimming in the lakes and rivers. This love of the outdoors has lead him to travel the world, around the equator and to the Arctic and Antarctic. It is through growing up in the lake district and his travels that he developed an appreciation for the environment and as a garden designer the surrounding landscape is an inspiration for designs. Utilising local materials and crafts, indigenous plants and relating the design to the natural surrounding landscape is key to the gardens he designs.

Chris is the lead designer and project manager on all our work and has gained valuable experience over his 18 years of working on a vast array of projects. The key to Chris's success is his personal touch and attention to detail on every project. He works in close contact with clients both during development and after the project is complete to keep the gardens well maintained.

Chris has a passion both for the hard landscaping and the planting of a garden. The gardens he has worked on show stunning planting schemes that work harmoniously amongst the hard landscaping features such as paving & stone walls. Chris is always searching for new ideas and regularly visits show gardens and flower shows to keep on top of current trends. He is always up to speed with the latest building and landscaping techniques and researches new products to give longevity to his gardens.