Tony can assess gaps, overcrowding, weak structure, short flowering periods and unsuitable plants. Depending on the agreed scope, support may range from verbal advice during a consultation to a separate planting plan and plant schedule.
Choose plants for the place — not just the label
Personal border advice that balances soil, light, scale, seasonal interest, wildlife value and the time you can realistically give the garden.
Help for borders that do not quite work
Before you buy
Good planting begins with observation. Note where sun falls, how water moves, which plants already thrive and where the garden is viewed from. A considered list usually saves more money than repeated garden-centre impulse purchases.
Would a planting plan help?
Send Tony photographs of the border and explain what you want it to feel like.