Implementation is the stage at which a garden design moves from drawn intention to physical reality. It describes the construction and installation process that follows the completion of technical drawings and specifications. Without a well-managed implementation phase, even a carefully
Rhythm in garden design describes the deliberate repetition of elements across a space to create visual movement and a sense of order. It operates through the measured recurrence of forms, materials, plants or structural features, guiding the eye from one
Layout is the spatial organisation of a garden. It defines the underlying geometry of a garden, establishing where boundaries fall and how levels and movement are resolved across the site. Before any surface is laid or plant chosen, layout determines
A site visit is a formal or informal attendance at a property or piece of land by a designer or contractor for the purpose of gathering information by assessing site conditions or checking work in progress. Within garden and landscape
Planting forms the living structure of a garden. It determines seasonal function and long-term durability. Plant selection sets drainage performance and establishes microclimates. Whether paths remain accessible or become overgrown depends on choices made at the specification stage. Light penetration