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A finished garden with natural planting and a pale stone terrace
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GARDEN DESIGN · LANDSCAPING · PLANTING

Outside,
thoughtfully done.

Considered gardens for Cotswold homes—shaped around the land, the architecture and the way you want to live.

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THE PRACTICE

Gardens with a sense of belonging.

We design enduring outdoor spaces that feel settled from the start. Each project begins with careful observation: how the light moves, where the land falls and what already deserves to stay.

From first sketch to final planting, one small team holds the thread.

Pale stone terrace framed by green planting
SELECTED WORK · 01

A quiet courtyard for everyday life.

Place
Stow-on-the-Wold
Brief
Family terrace & planting
Material
York stone, oak, lime

The terrace was softened with layered planting and a simple route through the garden, creating useful places to sit without losing the sense of green.

WHAT WE DO

A

Garden design

Survey, concept, detailed plans and material specification for new or reimagined gardens.

B

Planting design

Seasonal, site-aware planting plans with sourcing, setting out and establishment guidance.

C

Project care

Close collaboration with trusted landscapers and craftspeople through the build.

02

THE APPROACH

First, we listen to the place.

Observe

We walk the garden with you and learn how it changes through the day and across the seasons.

Shape

Ideas become a clear design, balancing atmosphere with the practical work of outdoor life.

Make

Details are resolved with care, then built and planted by people who understand the intention.

A good garden should feel inevitable—as though it could only ever have belonged to that house.

FERN & STONE · DESIGN PRINCIPLE

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We undertake a small number of residential projects across the Cotswolds and surrounding counties each year.

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