Ecological designfor living landscapes.

Regenerative Garden Design

Complete garden concepts based on ecology, structure, biodiversity, water and long-term development.

Includes

• Site analysis
• Concept design
• Spatial layout
• Planting strategy
• Material selection
• Water management
• Habitat integration
• Phased implementation plan

Ecological Water Systems

Ponds, planted streams, waterfalls, wetland zones, natural filtration and rainwater integration.

Includes

• Pond redesign
• Natural filtration
• Biofilters
• Water circulation
• Streams and waterfalls
• Wetland planting
• Wildlife access
• Rainwater integration
• System troubleshooting

Planting and Habitat Design

Layered planting systems that provide food, shelter and ecological connectivity.

Includes

• Ecological planting plans
• Native and climate-resilient planting
• Pollinator habitat
• Bird habitat
• Amphibian habitat
• Layered vegetation
• Seasonal succession
• Productive plant communities

Garden Transformation

The conversion of conventional or underperforming gardens into resilient living landscapes.

Includes

• Existing-garden assessment
• Removal of unnecessary hardscape
• Soil improvement
• Water retention
• Biodiversity enhancement
• Reuse of existing materials
• Phased ecological conversion

Ecological Consultancy

Site observation, technical advice, problem analysis and phased improvement plans.

Includes

• On-site consultation
• Problem analysis
• Pond and water advice
• Planting advice
• Ecological improvement plan
• Material advice
• Maintenance strategy
• Project phasing

Implementation

Careful construction that translates the concept into a durable, living landscape.

Includes

• Construction planning
• Ground preparation
• Water-system installation
• Planting
• Habitat features
• Material placement
• Final ecological finishing
• Post-project review

Leaf Netting

A net over the pond before the leaves fall, and off again in December. The one pond job with an absolute deadline.

Includes

• Measured on arrival
• Net cut to your pond
• Edges pinned every 60–80 cm
• Spans on ponds wider than 4 m
• December collection booked on the spot

Autumn Pond Service

Silt removed, dead growth cut back, filter cleaned, water measured before and after. The full reset before winter.

Includes

• Water measured before anything is touched
• pH, KH, GH, nitrite, ammonium
• Silt drawn from the deepest point
• Filter media rinsed in pond water
• UV lamp checked, hours logged
• Measured again, logged
• A written report with the readings and one piece of advice

Winterising

Technology out, ice-free keeper in, the pond set up to get through the cold without a pump running against it.

Includes

• Pump and filter lifted and stored
• Pipework drained against frost
• Ice-free keeper placed and tested
• Final water reading logged
• Leaf net collected if one was placed

Pond Survey

A paid diagnostic visit for a pond that is green, leaking, smelling or empty of life. Measured, not guessed, and written up.

Includes

• Full water panel — pH, KH, GH, nitrite, nitrate, ammonium, phosphate
• Silt depth measured in three places
• Sun hours and planting cover
• Pump capacity against pond volume
• Surroundings — trees, lawn feed, run-off from paving
• A written report: what I saw, the pattern, why it happens, what to do
• Three routes costed — do it yourself, partly, or fully

Stewardship

A pond is not an appliance you install and forget. It is a system that shifts every year — and the ones in trouble are usually the ones left alone for four.

Includes

• Scheduled visits through the year
• Technology in and out per season
• Water measured and logged every visit
• A seasonal report with readings and a trend line
• Questions answered within two working days