BUSINESSES AND DEVELOPERS

For restaurants, hotels and new-build developers across Lincolnshire, I design bespoke planting schemes that make an outdoor space work as hard as the business behind it.

Whether you’re a restaurant owner refreshing an outdoor dining space, a hotel wanting grounds that welcome every guest, or a developer bringing a new site to market, I design planting for businesses and developers across Lincolnshire that suits the space and how it will actually be used. From restaurant gardens and hotel grounds to new-build show homes, every scheme is chosen to look considered from day one and stay low maintenance long after it’s planted, giving your space a lasting first impression without adding to anyone’s workload.

low maintenance planting for business in Lincoln
University of Lincoln wildlife friendly garden design

Hospitality

Whether you’re a restaurant refreshing an outdoor dining space or a hotel welcoming guests all year round, I design planting that copes with daily footfall and no dedicated gardener. Every scheme looks considered season after season, without demanding much upkeep.

Biodiversity net gain planting and garden design in Lincoln, Sleaford and Grantham

New Build Developments

Whether you’re bringing a single show home to market or planning planting across a wider development, I design schemes that look established and inviting from the moment viewers walk round. Every plan is built to sell the lifestyle as well as the house.

University of Lincoln planting design wildlife friendly garden

Education & Public Spaces

Whether it’s a school, university or community space, I design planting that copes with everyday use while still giving people somewhere worth spending time. Every scheme balances real footfall with genuine benefits for wildlife and wellbeing, all season long.

Rating: 5 out of 5.

“We have had so many compliments on the gardens around our holiday estate. The bees absolutely love the planting and our gardeners find the planting scheme easy to look after. We can’t thank you enough”

— Jan