As part of our journey to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, Rob recently spoke with Gayle Lofthouse on BBC Radio Leeds about the development of our show garden. In this post, we share highlights from the interview, discussing the inspiration behind the design, the story of the garden, and what lies ahead as we prepare for Chelsea 2026.

As we prepare for the RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026, we’re sharing the development of the reciprocal frame at the heart of our garden design. From early matchstick models to a crafted timber structure, this post explores how the reciprocal frame was designed, engineered and made — and why it has become a powerful symbol of collaboration and shared purpose within our Chelsea garden.

Join us behind the scenes as we visit Provender Nurseries to refine our plant list and progress our RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2026 garden. Discover how expert discussions, planning, and collaboration are shaping the final design.

Discover how thoughtful, bespoke garden design can transform your outdoor space into a sanctuary for living well — a place of beauty, comfort, and timeless craftsmanship.

Sculpture has long been a powerful element in garden design, offering a unique way to enhance the atmosphere and aesthetic of an outdoor space. By introducing form and structure, sculpture can anchor a design, create focal points, and evoke emotions that complement the natural beauty of the garden. Whether it’s a classical figure or a contemporary abstract form, sculptures add layers of meaning and artistry, enriching the experience of the landscape.

For our clients, gardens serve as an extension of their living spaces—a place where beauty, relaxation, and personal style come together. One of the most impactful ways to enhance these outdoor sanctuaries is through the use of sculpture. Far more than mere decoration, sculptures can transform a garden, evoking emotion, making a statement, and adding layers of sophistication and intrigue.

When it comes to designing your dream garden, selecting the right paving material is crucial. Among the myriad of choices available, two popular options stand out: real stone and porcelain paving. Each has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and understanding these can help you make an informed decision tailored to your specific needs and preferences.

With the new year celebrations on the horizon, there’s a temptation to start thinking about the year ahead, to set goals and get excited about what’s to come. But that’s for another day. Right now, it’s time to relax by the fire, to unwind and reflect on the year gone by…

If you’ve spent the summer enjoying your garden or thinking about how it could be improved, there’s no need to put off a garden design project until spring. We feel there are some distinct advantages to working on your garden design project in winter.

Find out about site analysis, the first stage in our garden design process, and why it’s an important first step to getting your dream garden.