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Reimagine Your Outdoor Space
A tailored garden design to transform your space into the calm, personal haven it’s meant to be.
If your garden feels tired, disconnected, or no longer suits your needs, you’re not alone.
Whether you have ideas or don’t know where to begin, you probably sense that it has potential. Maybe you’re dreaming of something more peaceful, more you — a garden that supports your lifestyle and helps you reconnect with nature.
That’s exactly what my full garden design service is here to help you create.
I begin by listening....
At Wildmoss, garden design is a gentle, collaborative process.
- I begin by listening — exploring your vision, how you live, and what you need from your outdoor space.
- No pressure, no rush — just time to uncover what truly matters.
- Together, we shape a space that reflects your life, your surroundings, and your style in an honest and beautiful way.
- The final design provides everything you need to move forward with clarity and confidence — whether you’re working with a landscaper or bringing it to life yourself.
Scroll down to explore the full garden design process.
The Design Journey
How We Work Together
Garden design doesn’t need to feel overwhelming. This simple, step-by-step process keeps things clear, collaborative, and tailored to your pace and needs
Phase 1
First Contact
A short email or call to understand what you're looking for and arrange a meeting.
Phase 2
Initial Meeting
A relaxed, no-pressure chat in your garden where we explore ideas and see if we’re a good fit.
Phase 3
Design Proposal
You’ll receive a written proposal outlining the scope of work, services included, and associated costs. It gives you a clear overview of what’s involved before you commit.
Phase 4
Site Survey and Appraisal
I take stock of your garden: its layout, existing plants, boundaries, light, and more. We also talk in more detail about your style preferences, and practical needs. This is about really understanding your space — and how you want to live in it.
For large or complex gardens, a specialist land surveyor may be recommended.
Phase 5
Concept Design
Based on everything we’ve discussed, I create 1–3 layout ideas to show the potential of your garden. These early designs are about exploring options and refining ideas.
Phase 6
Master Plan
Once the concept is agreed, I produce a final, scaled Master Plan — a clear, cohesive design to guide your garden’s transformation.
This includes layout details, notes on materials and key features, and optional additions like mood boards or planting zones.
While I don’t carry out the landscaping work myself, I’m happy to collaborate with your chosen contractor to ensure the design is brought to life as intended.
You remain fully in control of how and when the garden is built, and I’m available to support you as much or as little as you like during this phase.