Premium Locally Sourced Plants for Your Garden
I specialise in providing a comprehensive modern garden planting design service, meticulously selecting high-quality plants sourced from local nurseries. This ensures that your garden is adorned with the perfect assortment of plants, carefully chosen for their types, shapes, colours, numbers, and sizes, all strategically placed to harmonise with your vision, whether it’s a modern contemporary or traditional English garden aesthetic.
While hard landscaping establishes your garden’s structure and framework, the plants infuse vitality and character into the design. They imbue your outdoor space with bursts of colour, gentle movement, delightful scents, soft textures, and lush volume.
As the seasons evolve, so do your plants, enhancing your garden’s appeal year-round and catering to your evolving needs and preferences.
Whether you’re embarking on a complete garden redesign or simply seeking to rejuvenate a specific area, my expertise can guide you through the process seamlessly.
I meticulously source plants from esteemed nurseries across Cumbria renowned for consistently delivering robust and healthy specimens in various sizes. Moreover, many of these nurseries exclusively cater to garden or landscape designers, offering substantial discounts compared to regular garden centre prices. This translates to significant savings in both time and money for you, helping offset the cost of the design itself.
Furthermore, I prioritise selecting plants that are ideally suited to your garden’s soil type and prevailing conditions, ensuring they thrive without overcrowding or overshadowing other elements in the years to come. This commitment ensures that the essence, style, and integrity of your garden design endure long after the planting process is complete.
Reach out today to Fellside Garden Design in Cumbria for your complimentary initial consultation and discover how a modern garden designer can transform your outdoor space. Email sam@fellsidegardendesign.co.uk or use the contact form.
Border plan for a new garden
garden planting
Deep borders allow for a layered planting scheme
Echinops garden planting
garden planting pinks
Garden pinks easily smoother weeds
Planting Hardy Agapanthus
Hardy Agapanthus will survive all but the coldest winters
Iris Carnaby and Allium Globemaster provide a contrast in shape
Rudbeckia provide late summer colour when the light levels are lower
Salvia Caradonna creates an exclamation mark in the border design
Seedheads are very important as a plant is only in flower for a couple of weeks
Shape is more important than colour - Echinops Ritro is used for its spherical shape
Verbenna and Fennel - make strong companion plants
