Our client, Debbie, already had a food-growing area and a beautiful greenhouse at the back of her garden. However, the space needed better flow to optimize it for more food growth and to create areas that encourage wildlife.

Within three days of work, we opened up the growing beds in the sunniest part of the garden, added a trellis for vertical growth, and thinned out tree branches. These branches were upcycled to create a wildlife nook that also serves as an ethereal gate to enter the growing space. We also added a micro-pond, a hedgehog house, a compost bay, and bamboo fencing, which created a nice backdrop along with bee hotels and feeders.

The result was a wildlife haven, a rich spot for biodiversity, and a garden where her vegetable plants could thrive!