Concept Plan
concept plan
After going through the questionnaire, we will arrange a time to come back and photograph your garden and take measurements. This will enable us to produce basic concept plans which show the general position of the main features of the new garden. At this stage, alterations can be made to the location of various features, or ideas from different designs can be combined. Once an overall concept plan has been finalised, work can start on the more detailed layout, planting and construction plans as required.
layout, planting and construction plans
Layout plans
construction plans
planting plans
The garden Layout Plan is essentially the finalised Concept Plan, showing the final position of all the main features of the new garden. This includes any hard landscaping such as patios, pergolas and paths as well as the position of trees and larger shrubs. It can be used by the homeowner or contractor as a masterplan when building the new garden.
planting plans
construction plans
planting plans
The Planting Plan shows the name. number and position of all plants in the new garden. Depending on the size of the garden, several planting plans covering individual beds or borders may be required.
construction plans
construction plans
construction plans
Construction drawings specify how certain features within the garden should be built. Technical drawings are usually not necessary for simple hard-landscaping elements such as standard paving or a simple pergola. However, if your design includes anything bespoke then we can provide technical drawings detailing exactly how it should be constructed.
Plant sourcing, setting out and planting
We are also able to source plants and plant them for you to complete your new garden. We regularly source trees, shrubs and perennials from a range of nurseries across Scotland and, with access to trade prices, can provide a very competitive quote.
Aftercare advice
Our clients are provided with a list of all the plants used in the design detailing why they have been chosen and how best to care for them in the future.