Why work with a professional garden designer?
"Do we need an architect?" Would probably be your first question if you were about to embark on building a new house or on remodelling an existing one.
The reasons for working with a garden designer are similar to those for working with an architect and include: access to inspirational ideas, solutions to challenging issues, ‘seeing’ the changes before committing to the physical reality, having someone to guide and advise you, having drawings prepared so that others can construct the changes, access to trusted contractors and craftspeople. Karen offers these benefits to your project and she is also a plant expert. (Be mindful though, that unlike the title of Architect, anyone can call themselves a garden designer.)
The reasons for working with a garden designer are similar to those for working with an architect and include: access to inspirational ideas, solutions to challenging issues, ‘seeing’ the changes before committing to the physical reality, having someone to guide and advise you, having drawings prepared so that others can construct the changes, access to trusted contractors and craftspeople. Karen offers these benefits to your project and she is also a plant expert. (Be mindful though, that unlike the title of Architect, anyone can call themselves a garden designer.)
Karen is a professionally trained Garden Designer with some 20 years experience. She holds the appropriate insurances and has been vetted by the Association of Professional Landscapers (APL) and is a pre-registered member of the Society of Garden Designers (SGD). Recognition by these organisations ensure that she maintains her professional status by keeping up to date with current legislation and working practices.