as featured on BBC Radio Kent

Design Brief

The space for consideration was part of a large country garden and resided over solid chalk with a hillside view.  Planting needed to be low maintenance and able to survive periods of drought and exposure to all that the elements could throw at it. In keeping with the rural location, the plants had to be not only capable of providing seasonal colour but also give a hint of the Kentish landscape around it. 

The main view	Alliums and gold Philadelphus	The hillside aspect
Poppies through the hops	Riots of colour	Winding pathways

Humulus lupulus 'Aureus', Stipa tenuissima, Papaver (oriental hybrid), Allium giganteum, Eryngium bourgatii, Viburnum x bodnantense, Arbutus unedo, Rosmarinus officinalis

Materials

10mm shingle, 20mm Caledonian pebbles, large cobbles

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