Step 1:

Initial consultation by phone

We will contact you by phone to discuss your situation and requirements.

Een brede border met bloeiende vaste planten en grassen.

Step 2:

Site visit

We will meet you, free of commitment, to discuss your thoughts and preferences regarding your garden in even more detail, partly on the basis of a form you complete in advance. During this meeting, we will determine which type of design process best suits your needs (see further information at step 5).

Een border met bloeiende vaste planten en grassen in paarse en roze kleuren.

Step 3:

Quotation

A quotation will be prepared and sent.

Een border met roze tulpen en licht groende struiken.

Step 4:

Measuring

Your garden will be measured and the existing planting and garden elements inventoried.

Een tuin naast een villen met in ronde vormen gesnoeide struiken.

Step 5:

Design

We work with a customised design to best suit your specific brief.

Een pad met daarboven bloeiende gele klimplanten.

Types of design process:

Consultation: during a conversation at your site lasting between an hour and one and a half hours, we examine your garden and give you advice on how to improve the existing situation. Following this meeting, we sent you a written recommendation by email.

Concept plan: a basic drawing on which various garden elements are drawn, without details. In a draft design, you can see, for example, where a terrace will be placed, where the paths will be and where the plants will be planted.

With a draft design, you will also receive a written explanation and atmospheric images to help you better imagine the future garden.

The draft design is discussed with you and adjusted if desired.

Concept plan online: if you need a draft design at short notice, you can opt for an accelerated online process. After you send us a completed form with photos/videos and a plan of your garden, we will produce a draft design with atmospheric images and a written explanation within two to three weeks. Concept plan online rates amount to 75% of the regular rates.

Master plan: the final design is based on the draft design and consists of several options. In consultation with you, we determine which options best suit your needs. The final design serves as a starting point for the contractor or landscaper, who will then create the garden for you.

Working plan: a technical drawing to scale showing the dimensions of various garden elements.

Planting plan: a scale drawing showing the planting in detail (plant name, size, quantity and location).

Paving plan: a technical drawing to scale showing the details and dimensions of paving (e.g. of a terrace, driveway, paths, et cetera)

Irrigation plan: a technical drawing to scale identifying and showing the locations of sprinklers and pipes.

Drainage plan: an engineering drawing to scale showing how rainwater will be collected and drained.

Lighting plan: a technical drawing to scale showing which luminaires will be installed and their locations, and where the cables will be located.

Step 6:

Project monitoring

If required, we can provide guidance to your landscaper or contractor during garden construction.

Een deel van een tuin met exotische planten.

Step 7:

Planting

We can take on a part of the implementation (planting). We collaborate with leading Dutch nurseries that guarantee high-quality plants.

Een trap die leidt naar een huisje van baksteen in de verte.

Step 8:

Garden check

If desired, we can perform a garden check once or twice a year after your garden has been created. We will then take stock of the growth of the plants and provide you with care recommendations.

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