INSPIRED GARDEN DESIGN
We founded Creative Nature in 2024 and have successfully completed a variety of garden projects, from comprehensive redesigns to updates of planted beds. We collaborate with hard landscapers, architects, new gardeners and families that are eager to enhance and enjoy their outdoor spaces.
From coastal and courtyards through to suburban gardens and large estates - at Creative Nature we are passionate about them all.
Our ethos:
We know outside spaces are important to promote relaxation and wellbeing, that’s why we aim to design and deliver gardens that can be enjoyed all year long.
We have extensive experience in horticulture and garden design and pride ourselves towards giving every client the garden they desire, whilst also working on building the health of your soil. Our aim is to incorporate any appreciated existing plants in new schemes and we only select quality new plants to ensure your garden flourishes and evolves alongside you.
Considerations towards increasing native wildlife and reducing impact on our environment is crucial to promote biodiversity. We believe that selecting correct plant choices for your garden and conditions will result in reduced chemical reliance, less garden maintenance and in return you are rewarded with providing a harmonious ecosystem.
Let us bring your vision to life with innovative ideas and sustainable solutions.
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WINTER
Winter months are the perfect time to reflect on the past year's successes and challenges, and plan for improvements in the spring.
Garden Planning: Look to add evergreens and hardy perennials for structure, colour, and wildlife shelter during winter months. Shop for bird houses, bat houses and insect hotels in the January sales, they will help overwintering animals and support the next generation.
Protection: There’s still time to protect vulnerable plants from frost damage by covering them with horticultural fleece or burlap. Cloches, cold frames or greenhouses are recommended for tender plants. Apply a mulch layer to protect plants and soil from freeze-thaw cycles, as it helps maintain a more stable temperature.
Pruning: Dry periods in January are the best time to prune dormant deciduous species like Acer, Birch, Fig and Grapevines before they start actively growing. Wisteria pruning is also encouraged in winter.
Bird Feeding: Continue or start feeding birds and use a variety of seeds, suet, and mealworms to cover all requirements.
Houseplants Care: Low light levels and dry indoor air are tough on some houseplants. Monitor for pests, water needs, and repot those outgrowing their containers.
