Your garden design, made by a landscape designer over the internet
Show the garden, the plot or the balcony and say how you want to use the space. Active landscape designers send proposals with a layout and a choice of plants. You compare and hire online.
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The questions people ask before getting a garden designed.
What does a garden design deliver?
The drawing of the space with measurements, the list of species and quantities, and planting and maintenance instructions. Each proposal describes the deliverables before you decide.
Who plants the garden?
You or a gardener, with the design in hand. If you want the designer to follow the planting, ask in the brief.
Does it work for a balcony or a small area?
Yes. Describe the space and the light it gets. Many landscape designers work with small areas and planters.
How much does it cost?
Publishing is free. Each professional sends their own proposal, with a price and a timeline. You pay per stage, as you approve the deliveries.
Will the plants adapt to my climate?
The choice of species starts from your region and the light in the space. That is part of the brief and the proposal.