by Sarah Johnson | Sep 8, 2026 | Garden Design
When the summer sun hits hard, sunny terraces lose their appeal quickly; tiles are too hot to walk on, walls bounce the light back painfully, and it can feel unsafe to let the kids play outside. Given what we’ve all experienced this summer, here at North Leeds Garden... 
by Funda Kemal | Feb 6, 2026 | Design Inspiration, Garden Design, Nature & wildlife
Water sets the scene for many wonders of nature lots of us like to enjoy like beaches and riversides, yet it can often be taken for granted in our day to day lives. Times of shortage or deluge really encourage us to notice it. The changing climate invites us all to... 
by Annabel Bridge | Dec 5, 2025 | Garden Design
Where to start! Lighting is so subjective. Lighting can be practical, aesthetic and sometime both. It can be compared to that inside a home with table lamps, ceiling lights, spotlights, uplighters and candles. What you chose depends on the look you’re after, what... 
by Annabel Bridge | Sep 11, 2025 | Garden Design
Terraces and balconies are ubiquitous in Spain and are becoming more common across cities in England like Leeds, with the advent of more apartments. Terraces range in size from some quite large with their own pool to small spaces for just a couple of pots or two small... 
by Sarah Johnson | Feb 4, 2025 | Garden Design
From Blank Canvas to Blooming Beauty: How Garden Designers Spark Creativity So, you’ve decided to transform your outdoor space. You’ve dreamed of a tranquil oasis; a sunny plant-filled garden with space for socialising; or perhaps a productive potager to... 
by Sarah Johnson | Dec 18, 2024 | Garden Design, Nature & wildlife
Fences and hedges carry out many of the same functions – screening for privacy; dividing up a space; defining and securing boundaries. A hedge however does so much more than this. The hedges Harry Potter knew at Privet Drive were definitely suburban dullsville. But it...