Gardens
Private gardens across the north Cotswolds, from a single border to two acres. Most owners let us come back to photograph them each year.
An old kitchen garden behind a house in Chipping Campden, gone to grass. We kept the oak and the walls, laid a York stone path to it and planted lavender, white roses and box on either side.
Forty metres of white shrub roses along a cottage lane in Broadway, underplanted with lavender and catmint so the border holds its shape once the roses are over.
A path between yew hedges near Stow-on-the-Wold, planted to look as good in November as in June: lavender cut into mounds, and species roses left for their hips.
Two of these gardens open under the National Garden Scheme each June. Ask us for the dates.