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Eco-Friendly & Sustainable Gardens » Hampton Court

Our garden at the Hampton Court show, called 'Sustainability Can be Sexy', was intended for a family with young children with an emphasis on sustainability and practicality - to incorporate renewable energy and to use recycled products wherever possible. 

Brief:

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The garden, called "Sustainability Can be Sexy", was intended for a family with young children with an emphasis on sustainability and practicality - to incorporate renewable energy and to use recycled products wherever possible. 

However, the brief was to achieve a contemporary feel and not the 'Heath Robinson' effect often associated with eco-friendly gardens.

We ensured there were opportunities for play, entertaining and relaxation. The garden was fairly low-maintenance but with good year-round interest and giving the opportunity to grow a few vegetables. There was also scope for composting and water saving. 

Planting:

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Helen Ellison, our garden designer, carefully selected the plant scheme for this Garden Design, each individual plant compliments the last, and the colours draw your eye effortlessly. 

 

 

 

 

The Hobbit House:

The Hobbit House was a favourite part of the design for us. The exterior turfing and the Silver Birch decoration made it look like a hill, the skylight roof allowed light to enter the solid structure and turned it into a great playhouse for the kids and grown ups alike! 

Imagine having this feature in your own garden! A fabulous pass time for the family, and a great talking point! 

 

Our RHS Medal

This is the RHS Medal that we won at the Hampton Court Palace Flower Show for our "Sustainability Can Be Sexy" garden.

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