Read the space first
Look at sun and shade, existing plants and the routes through the garden. The first conversation should make room for what already works as well as what needs attention.
USEFUL INFORMATION
A useful garden plan connects the planting with everyday life: where you sit, how the light moves and the time you want to spend caring for it.
Look at sun and shade, existing plants and the routes through the garden. The first conversation should make room for what already works as well as what needs attention.
One border, a planting refresh or a regular care visit can be a useful starting point. Agree the work, materials and responsibilities so the garden does not become a larger project than you intended.
New planting needs a plan beyond installation day. Record the agreed watering and follow-up guidance, then review how the plants settle into their position and season.
Fictional example information. Confirm the actual business’s services and arrangements directly.
THE NEXT STEP
Discuss your priorities and any specific concerns. The business confirms the work, price and timing directly with you.
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