IC Garden Design

27/04/2020

Learning at home by Kew Gardens ❤️

Learn about plant and fungal science from home with our resources.

23/04/2020

Wonderful tips from National Trust 🍃

Spring is a busy time for gardeners. Here are five top tips from National Trust gardening experts for the season ahead.

20/04/2020

More tips by Kew Gardens 🍃

Richard Wilford, horticultural expert in garden design talks about Kew's approach to beautiful grounds.

07/04/2020

Great tips by Kew Gardens!

Create an indoor garden with these easy to grow vegetables and herbs.

03/03/2018

Poor daffodils...

28/02/2018

Saw a plant/flower that you just wish you knew the name so that you can get one for your garden? With plant snap at your hand you can make use of technologies to fulfil your wishes!

With PlantSnap, you can now identify any plant in a matter of seconds – from flowers and trees to succulents and mushrooms, cacti and more!

09/02/2018

Inspiring colours:

The International Garden Photographer of the Year is one of the world’s premier competitions

09/05/2017

Have you ever seen a flower in nature and wondered it's name? Now you can use an app to find out! Great idea to put technology to our service. Enjoy!

An estimated 400,000 flowering plant species exist in the world, and, understandably, it can be difficult to keep track. The vast majority of us can only recognize and name a handful of plants, even if we would like it to be otherwise. If you would like to sharpen your knowledge in the wonderful rea...

17/04/2017

Worth checking it out: open to the public from May to mid-Sep.

https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/2017/apr/17/helmingham-hall-garden-of-the-year-historic-houses-association?CMP=Share_iOSApp_Other

Historic Houses Association gives accolade to grounds of stately home near Ipswich, managed by Xa Tollemache

05/10/2016

Can you imagine pictures that are alive? This is the concept behind this green paintings! Good idea for outdoor or even indoor design.

10/07/2016

One more garden has just been completed!!!
* The number one feature is low maintenance to accommodate the client’s life style of long hours during their working days and long travels during their holidays.
* The second most important aspect of the garden was to be ever green: to provide some nature even during winter.
* The third element was timing: with all the plants being bought at once at the Enfield Garedn centre. This meant the garden design was adapted according to the availability of plants there there. The client was going away for the whole of the summer and the garden had to be planted now or wait until the following year.
>> The pictures below capture the before, during and after. The end result was quite amazing!!!

beautiful and practical garden.