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Large Family Garden
Location: Hampshire
Brief: To create a relaxing family garden with privacy from the main entrance and parking area
At the outset this was a large and relatively featureless garden, mainly down to grass and with no privacy from the car… Continue reading
An informal, productive town garden
Location: West Berkshire
Brief: To rejuvenate a small back garden, making it attractive to wildlife and incorporating raised beds for both ornamental and edible plants.
The existing garden of this house in the heart of town was full of over… Continue reading
Remember our Small Formal Garden ? A few months on and it looks like this
I recently returned to one of our small formal garden projects, here is an update to how it looks now
Does your garden need a makeover ?
Do you want a free initial consultation to see how we can… Continue reading
A Garden of Curves
Location: Hampshire
Brief: To transform a large, empty plot into an informal, colourful country garden.
This sizeable plot at the rear of a new build house was a complete blank canvas, the only existing feature being the lovely mature… Continue reading
Making over a garden on a budget
If money was no object, it would be very easy to spend thousands of pounds having a garden landscaped, but if your budget is a modest one, here are just a few ways to achieve an attractive, designed look without… Continue reading
Winter Cheer – A visit to Mottisfont Abbey in Hampshire
The Winter Garden at Mottisfont Abbey
In these often grey and damp days of January, it’s easy to convince ourselves that there’s little in a garden that we could possibly find to lure us outside. However, on my way back… Continue reading
Visit the Open Garden Winner 2015 and get some tips
If you happen to be in the Midhurst area on Saturday 4th June 2016, why not come along and visit Alison’s beautiful Sussex garden, enjoy the music and perhaps pick up some design and planting ideas from us at… Continue reading
Snowdrops – A prelude to spring
It’s been a stormy, and often time gloomy, start to the year so far, but guaranteed to bring a smile to my face no matter what the weather are the nodding heads of snowdrops that flank the walk up to my office. Continue reading
Welcome to the new website for Belinda Goldmsith
Hello and welcome to the new look website for Belinda Goldsmith Garden Design.
Having designed many gardens over a 25 year career, the website has tried to include as broad a range of garden design projects as possible for you… Continue reading
September News
Autumn -‘Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness’ – and time to plan your display of colourful bulbs for spring. These really are the curtain-raisers of the gardening year, and drifted through borders, they will help fill gaps and provide colour and interest before the first herbaceous perennials start to appear. Continue reading