PRESS
Browse some of our coverage in the press and read how our work has been received - just click on any of the titles below:
Browse some of our coverage in the press and read how our work has been received - just click on any of the titles below:
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BBC COVERAGE (Feb 2025)
Work has started on a £200,000 project to transform the garden at Acorns Children's Hospice in Walsall, Birmingham. Designed by VaRa Garden Design, the garden has kindly been funded by Greenfingers, a charity that creates gardens for children in hospices across the UK. Every aspect of the new garden has been designed with our children and their families in mind. It will be a place for fairy tales, curiosity and exploration, with a sensory space for discovery, and a sanctuary where children and families can enjoy precious time together. |
Read the story here - the garden is due to be completed in June!
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LOVE YOUR GARDEN Alan Titchmarsh took inspiration from the colour in our Urban Garden for one of his Love Your Garden programmes this series. "This garden certainly packs a punch, and if I can utilise the colour techniques here.....then I think we can create the chill out space she'll love!" |
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VELVET MAGAZINE - Lifestyle Cambridge magazine featured one of our gardens in their Makeover Challenge.
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STONES MAGAZINE - We were interviewed by a lovely Hertfordshire based editorial team to compile our Garden Design Top Tips!
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ENGLISH HOME MAGAZINE - Read about our expert advice on planning a water feature in a country garden.
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PROLANDSCAPER MAGAZINE
In an edition of ProLandscaper Magazine, we both got to tell our story of where we have come from, how we like to work, and where we hope we're heading to.... |
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BB2 COVERAGE
Our very first RHS Show Garden was the first to be featured on the BBC2's coverage of Hampton Court Palace Flower Show Hear what Joe Swift had to say about our space - (about 3mins in to the programme). BBC TV COVERAGE Foundations for Growth Garden was a Summer Garden filled with design ideas for maximising limited space whilst incorporating great planting. |
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