Summer is always a busy time for us, and this year we're happy to report it is as busy as ever. As a result we have have extended our fleet to include two new vans. These vans are now on the road, having been sign-written in our own unique style. Each van has an individual picture on the back to showcase our portfolio of completed garden design and build projects, as well as real garden design plans on each side of the van, to give a sense of the level of more...

Graduate Landscapes are thrilled to have been awarded "Most Loved Local Landscape Gardening and Garden Maintenance Firm" by TheBestOf.

Graduate Landscapes managed to beat off stiff competition as TheBestOf's campaign caught the public imagination. More than 30,000 businesses drawn from almost 400 towns and spanning every business type took part in the competition, and success was measured on the number of nominations from happy customers. Graduate Landscape was recommended by 78 people during the 14 days of the competition for its "unbeatable customer service".

Tony commented on the award "I am more...

We are very excited about the success of Susan Summers, a local student who while doing a garden design course at Sparsholt college has been doing voluntary work are our Liphook studio. 

Susan has been shortlisted to the last 6 entrants of The RHS and London 2012 launched The Great British Garden Competition. Tony Richards, Director, said "We are absolutely thrilled for Susan and wish her all the very best in the final stages; we know where our vote will be going!"

If you want to vote for any of the 6 more...

We're thrilled that we have been voted a finalist in the ‘Best Parks and Gardens Project' category by the judges of the Horticulture Week Landscape and Amenity Awards. Working in conjunction with The Terra Firma Consultancy, a highly respected firm of Landscape Architects based in Petersfield, our brief was to restore and create a lasting memorial on behalf of the Leonard Cheshire Foundation, at their former site of Lee Court Selborne, Hampshire.                        

The garden has been created on three levels, the centrepiece being a 5 tonne block of Cornish Granite installed more...

It is always interesting and rewarding for us to re-visit gardens in the years after we designed and constructed them. Very often we continue to maintain many of the gardens that we design, so this year we thought we'd start taking pictures to show how gardens evolve over time.

You can see from this case study the ‘before' and ‘after' photos are quite spectacular. This house was built about 3 years ago, and the garden at that stage consisted of 1 acre of sloping grass. Hardly inspiring. Our lead designer, more...