A brilliant day attending the Big Futures Show in Eastbourne, which was truly inspiring to see such a strong turnout of students excited about Landscape Architecture

Create an appreciation for textural foliage, the architectural structure of perennials and grasses in a winter garden.

This innovative play landscape of wild and natural design rejects preconceived notions of a playground in favour of a more natural approach

Looking to re-design their urban garden for improved acccess, seating, enhanced aesthetics, colourful planting & embracing seasonal change.

A brilliant visit to the Wildflower Conservation Society in Stanmer Park in Brighton, with the Landscape Institute South East.

Plant security, high quality specifications, plant importing, supporting education, CPD’s and working across the landscape industry.

Reptile survey with Froglife at Wilding Waterhall, north of Brighton in the South Downs. Tips, techniques and skills to help you survey for

Future Countryside to include climate change, supporting biodiversity, improving our public health, housing, and tackling food security.

Combined with textural planting and enticing views, path are an integral experience of any garden and unique to each user who travels them.

Resilient & biodiverse waterfront, with nature focused, multi-functional living & working areas offering cultural & education opportunities

Planning for a Sustainable Future - challenges and opportunities with housing, net zero carbon, biodiversity, placemaking & wellbeing.

An urban garden renovation, adding colour, texture, and depth. Seasonal colours and combined with edible flowers and vegetable growing areas

Brilliant day of networking and cake at our Landscape Institute South East AGM with a visit to the MERL in Reading.

Sustainable drainage systems should be used to maximise the opportunities and benefits to flood mitigation, biodiversity and place making.

Edible Garden Planning, clear goals with to understand what would be possible for your garden, as well as areas for socializing & relaxing.

A few basic design principles repeatedly are absent from new housing developments, such as: variety, adaptability, quality, biodiversity

Landscape Institute SE Winchester nature walk, a great opportunity for networking and ideas sharing with other landscape professionals.

It's crucial to support nurseries that are making the effort to shift to greener choices, and peat free compost.

A raised kitchen garden bed with the fresh greens combining beautifully with the pops of colour from the edible flowers and natural stone ma

Connections Community Welbeing Garden is designed around 3 connected concepts - community, with your body & mind, & nature