Good garden design recognizes the purpose of the area or building to make the area serviceable as well as having a sense of place and a suitable ambiance to uplift the spirit.
A good garden design should have:
Seasonal variations
Design elements that suit the client brief
Incorporate low maintenance programs
Create a sense of place
Services
Redesign of existing areas
New garden layouts
Assistance with planning your own landscape design and how to achieve professional results
Problem-solving for difficult areas
Identification of trees and plants
Plant and turf selection
Valuation of existing gardens for insurance purposes
Just about anything horticultural or landscape orientated