Jon Hodder Garden Design & Consultation

Jon Hodder Garden Design & Consultation Garden design with wildlife and nature in mind, backed with professional understanding and knowledge

My latest project, during planting, and nearing completion.The soil preparation required a good deal of effort, but it m...
16/10/2017

My latest project, during planting, and nearing completion.
The soil preparation required a good deal of effort, but it made the process of planting most enjoyable. Another satisfied client, and a happy designer!

Marking out and preparing. A plan rises from the bare earth. More soon.
11/10/2017

Marking out and preparing. A plan rises from the bare earth.
More soon.

Another design coming to life on my trusty drawing board.
07/09/2017

Another design coming to life on my trusty drawing board.

The humble hollyhock, enobled by the morning sun.Easy to grow and care for and a useful source of quickly established h...
06/08/2017

The humble hollyhock, enobled by the morning sun.
Easy to grow and care for and a useful source of quickly established height. They seed freely
come in a variety of shades and the bees love them. I can't think of a reason not to have them in your garden.

Courtyard project coming to life. Primary planting all done. A bit of infill planting, and a summer of growing..and it w...
06/04/2017

Courtyard project coming to life. Primary planting all done. A bit of infill planting, and a summer of growing..and it will look even better.

Signs of spring in my own garden.
20/03/2017

Signs of spring in my own garden.

17/03/2017

The robin is such a fabulous little bird. What would the garden, and gardening be without them?

The 'First Flower'...... 'Prima Rosa'. All the more beautiful for growing in urban adversity.
15/03/2017

The 'First Flower'...... 'Prima Rosa'. All the more beautiful for growing in urban adversity.

Busy at my drawing table. Bringing horticultural joy to a tired courtyard.
15/03/2017

Busy at my drawing table. Bringing horticultural joy to a tired courtyard.

The slow and gradual emergence of the tree peony foliage is, I feel, in some way indicative of their long botanical exis...
05/03/2017

The slow and gradual emergence of the tree peony foliage is, I feel, in some way indicative of their long botanical existence.

Nature's winter palette is a subtle one, of washed browns, hinted purples and bleached greys. Evergreens bring a sense o...
10/01/2017

Nature's winter palette is a subtle one, of washed browns, hinted purples and bleached greys. Evergreens bring a sense of life, and the skeletal tracery of branches is sharpened by the shimmer of watery skies.

I know that I have not posted for a while, so here is a glimpse of a scheme which is currently in development. The idea ...
09/01/2017

I know that I have not posted for a while, so here is a glimpse of a scheme which is currently in development.
The idea is to bring elements of deer control to the site, whilst still allowing the deer to pass through the grounds. In pursuit of this aim I am developing attractive fencing options based around sustainably sourced Sweet chestnut. The gates will be based on a design which is already in use in the garden.
I intend to use a Herefordshire based supplier for the timber, and local artisans to produce the gates.

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