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A family with young children had a corner plot with limited privacy from neighbours and adjacent roads. They required an enclosed garden with a play space for young children, dense planting, a colour theme, shade, and an outdoor dining space.
This was achieved with a radial design – curves linking separate triangular gardens. Yew hedging, birch trees and generous planting borders were used to provide screening. A pergola provides shade for the dining area and opportunity for the family to add a hammock and swing.
This garden was featured in ‘The Book of Plans for Small Gardens’ by Andrew Wilson.
Design and built by Daniel Lobb.