Homebuilding & Renovating

Introducing trees to a new garden

“Trees come with an inherent sense of scale, security and timelessness”

Newly built and lovingly renovated homes can be a joy to see. Often, though, we feel something is missing, which when found brings a sense of scale and balance to the project.

When we look at houses that have mature gardens around them we often feel the sense of place and a more intimate sense of welcome and kerb appeal. Many might think this is just a question of time as a newly planted garden settles into maturity and growth. This process of the built form finding harmony with the wider landscape can be given a gentle nudge in the right

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