Cambridgeshire

At the front of the property, the lawn has been wilded to encourage bees and butterflies and to reduce the need for mowing. Paths are mown through the meadow, creating gentle routes across the soft planting and preserving a sense of openness within the wilder growth.

Closer to the house, a gravel garden introduces texture and contrast, while sculpted hedges frame the landscape and open views toward the sunset in the west. The result is a garden that balances natural freedom with considered structure, shaped by light, ecology, and ease of maintenance.