EMAIL US :

richard@greengenus.com

CALL US :

(07903) 322 000

LOCATION :

Milton Keynes

GET A QUOTE
EMAIL US :

Email Us

CALL US :

(07903) 322 000

LOCATION :

Milton Keynes

GET A QUOTE

Garden Designer
Milton Keynes

Garden Design With Compassion For Nature

Buckinghamshire - Bedfordshire - Northamptonshire

At Green Genus, we specialise in the design of gardens and landscapes throughout Milton Keynes and the surrounding areas. If you’d like to find out more information about professional garden design, please get in touch.

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Passionate

Driven by a passion for nature, wildlife and sustainability and backed by a long standing love of gardens and gardening.

Independent

We are independent of nurseries, contractors and suppliers, ensuring your best interests at all times.

Qualified

Richard has gained a Diploma in Garden Design from prestigious KLC School of Design.

Landscape Designers in Milton Keynes

We’re specialist, independent landscape & garden designers working throughout Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire & Northamptonshire.

We undertake a range of garden & landscaping design services, helping you transform your space into your dream garden.

He obtained a Diploma in Garden Design from the prestigious KLC School of Design. He is a member of the Royal Horticultural Society, the National Trust, Woodland Trust, and Wildlife Trust and a pre-registered member of the Society of Garden Designers.

Each site & client is unique, from the initial visit, site survey and analysis through to detailed design, contractor selection and aftercare, Green Genus Garden design will create a sustainable garden design that functions across the seasons.

If you would like to arrange an initial site visit for your garden design project, please contact Richard by phone: 07903 322 000 or email: richard@greengenus.com

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Garden Design Specialists in Milton Keynes

The design process follows broadly the steps outlined below and is in line with the stages set out by the Society of Garden Designers:

Step One
Initial Visit
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We will meet with the client at the site to establish the design brief, gaining an understanding of the issues the client wants addressed and the site constraints. 

Following the visit, a written-up version of the brief will be provided to the client to confirm mutual understanding.

Step Two
Site Survey + Analysis
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Straight-forward site surveys can be carried out by Green Genus Garden Design, but larger or more complex sites will require the services of a qualified surveyor along with the appropriate specialist equipment. We can commission this work on behalf of the client to ensure that the necessary information is provided.

Step Three
Concept Design
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Following the site survey and analysis, a concept design will be produced. This will consist of an outline layout and a series of visuals (pictures/models) to allow the client to understand the proposed look and feel. Adjustments can be made at this stage to make the client comfortable with the proposals. Once this is agreed the design can move on to the next stage.

Step Four
Detailed Design
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At this stage a full set of working drawings are produced from which the garden can be built.  This will include an overall Masterplan, a Planting Plan and a Specification, but may also include sections and elevations, a demolition plan if significant parts of the existing garden are being removed and detailed construction drawings of any key features.” 

Step Five
Contract Administration
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The client may have an existing gardener who will build the garden, or already have a preferred contractor, in which case this process will be relatively straight-forward.If not then we can help select a suitable landscaper and also monitor delivery of the contract to ensure it is in line with the approved design.

Step Six
Aftercare
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We can provide a maintenance schedule for you, or your gardener, to keep your garden in the best possible condition going forward. We can also arrange a regular review of your garden (e.g., every 6 months, or a year) to check on progress and suggest further improvements.  It is, after all, a living space.

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