Formal Garden Design
The mention of Formal Garden Design typically conjures images of manor houses, or palaces. Based on either symmetrical or asymmetrical design, the composition of a formal garden relies on geometry. The architecture of a formal garden can be achieved through the use of circles, squares, rectangles and ellipses, and added vertical objects such as hedges, cones and pyramids.
A formal garden demands a tidy, well manicured look as a result the upkeep this involves can seem daunting and overwhelming. However, with clever use of low maintenance plants and modern tools it can be achieved relatively easily.
It is important to design the layout of a formal garden before starting any construction as any rework can be timely and costly.
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Why use Garden & Landscape Design by AGI?
No. 1
Years of experience
Over 25 years experience of garden and landscape design and construction
No. 2
Creativity
We bring a new perspective to your outdoor space, while bearing in mind your wants, needs and dreams
No. 3
Professionalism
We bring a new perspective to your outdoor space, while bearing in mind your wants, needs and dreams
No. 4
Accredited
Qualified in Landscape Design and Horticulture from De Montfort University
Our Design Process
We offer a range of garden design services that are tailored to your needs, from consultation to landscape design and implementation.
Whether it is inspiration for part of your garden, or a complete transformation, working in partnership with you, together we will create the outdoor space that you can enjoy.
Step 1
Consultation
A visit of the garden and discussion to capture your requirements for the outdoor space.
Step 2
Site
Survey
Taking measurements and levels of existing garden, along with assessment of soil conditions.
Step 3
Concept
Drawing
A draft garden plan is created based upon the consultation and site survey.
Step 4
Garden
Design
Scaled design of new garden layout with details of landscape materials and levels.
Step 5
Planting
Plan
Planting scheme showing botanical names of plants along with positions, quantities, and size.
Step 6
Construction
Drawings
If required detailed construction drawings can be created for complex areas.
Step 7
Setting Out
Plans
Drawings showing all dimensions of the landscape layout of the new garden.
Step 8
Sourcing
Plants
Working with nurseries and growers to supply plants for our projects.
Step 9
Specification
& Detail
This provides landscape contractors with the information to quote accurately.
If you'd like to work with us, simply get in touch. We're happy to discuss your project needs!
Rufford Landscapes
Mrs Ambler
Mr Barnes
Mr Dattani
Mr and Mrs Riley