Euphorbias & Iris enjoying the hot spring weather we are having in this Cambridge dry garden we made last year. This garden was a rectangular lawn with borders around the edges when I was first brought on to the project. The lawn was prone to dry
@RSPB The Lodge. Elegant stone & brick walls enclose a new Contemplation Garden for visitors & staff. We were commissioned to create the Concept Design & Masterplan, and develop & plant the detailed mix of perennials & grasses al
Shortlisted in the 2024 Clay Paver Awards @brickworksvandemoortel in the City Gardens Category. A privilege to be amongst such great company at a wonderful event earlier this year, meeting lots of new people in the industry and with an inspiring tri
Honoured to be invited to talk to Chesterton Gardening Club tomorrow evening about Designing Sustainable Gardens. Alongside an inspiring line up of speakers this year. Sustainability is an important conversation that runs through our project design
A view of the deep borders we planted last year in one of our Cambridgeshire projects. Planting softens a level change that wraps around the rear of the house, creating a home immersed in colour & texture. #gardendesign #plantingdesign #countr
Something for winter in the garden. Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Jelena’ flowers glowing, backlit by the winter sun. ‘Jelena’ is one of the earliest flowering witch hazel. This photo was taken over Christmas. #wintergarden
To lawn or not to lawn? . Lawns can be a passionate subject. . This client came to me 'tired of looking at his brown lawn for half the year'. Alongside a cherished memory of heritage urns in a garden from his past. . This is a concept sketch of the d
From the drawing board... a concept sketch for a garden in Norwich currently on site, ready for planting this spring. The design softens the level change between the house and main garden level, bringing planting right up to the house. Creating a j
Autumn is an opportunity to create some drama. Using the season’s low light to make your garden glow. It starts with time getting to know how the sun moves around the space, and then choosing which plants you want to see light up! I enjoy ad
Very happy to be featured in the November issue of Garden Design Journal, talking about one of my Cambridge garden designs. Even better to be featured alongside friends from college @jarmanmurphy_am & @jarmanmurphy_sj (hello👋🏼 and thanks for
Cambridge garden for a bird watcher & nature lover. Restricted budget & a larger site than I have dealt with previously prompted a design focused mainly on planting rather than architectural features. A great new experience for me & a hap
Planting day in Bow last year. A contemporary garden with a green & textured planting design. Huge thanks to @emmalouisecontent & @digsawprojects for the great job you did planting while I was pregnant with Alba #bringingaspacetolife #greenpl
Bringing some colour to this rainy august day. Spring planting in a garden I designed in Highbury. Sculptural architectural forms & bold colour sit within a simple palette of materials inspired by the local environment. #pinktulips #contemporaryp
Throwback to one of the first gardens I designed and the day the plants arrived. Always one of my favourite points in the project. A very exciting day & one of overwhelming concentration setting the plants out in the garden & imagining the sp
Positioned to catch the autumn sunlight. #autumnleaves #designingwithlight #cerciscanadensis #catrionacaldwellstudio #gardendesigncambridge
An Urban Garden Design in Islington with low maintenance planting. Looks great year round. #gardendesignlondon #catrionacaldwellstudio #drooprojects #lowmaintenaceplanting #greenallyear #urbanliving
#memoriesofsummer #downthegardenpath #gardendesigncambridge #catrionacaldwellstudio
Summer planting in London, this city garden is teeming with bees & butterflies. #nectarrich #boldromanticgarden #gardendesignlondon #catrionacaldwellstudio