garden strategy consultation

WILDLY INTENTIONAL STARTS WITH A PLAN

Sometimes you know your garden needs something, but you're just not sure what. Maybe it feels overwhelming, unfinished, or like it's never quite lived up to its potential. A strategy consultation is where that changes.

In a single focused session, we'll look at your space together and I'll bring the design thinking. You'll leave with clarity, direction, and next steps in writing.

How it works

The journey begins with a free 15-minute discovery call to understand your space and what you're hoping to achieve. If a strategy consultation feels like the right next step, we'll book a one-to-one session at your property, typically lasting around an hour or two.

Who it's for

Homeowners who feel stuck, overwhelmed, or ready for a change but don't know where to start. People who've spent money on plants that haven't worked. Anyone who's stood in their garden and thought there's something here, I just can't see it yet.

"Your design was very impressive as it was not something we would have thought of ourselves. You spent a long time talking to us to understand our requirements. We felt you had listened to us and spent quality time discussing everything with us."

Want to see it on paper?

Some clients want more than words, a first look at how the space could actually be laid out. For those who do, I offer an extended session that includes a hand-drawn concept sketch: seating, planting pockets, structures, and flow through the space, plus broader planting direction by aspect and light.

This isn't a scaled design - that level of detail comes later, but it's a brilliant way to see your garden's shape before committing to the next step.Sometimes you know your garden needs something, but you're just not sure what. Maybe it feels overwhelming, unfinished, or like it's never quite lived up to its potential. A strategy consultation is where that changes.

In a single focused session, we'll look at your space together and I'll bring the design thinking. You'll leave with a clear picture of what your garden could be, and a written plan to make it happen.