The work and the limits
Included areas, preparation, planting, surfaces and finishing are described alongside exclusions and any specialist requirements.
How it works
From a first idea to a place you love.
A garden project has plenty of moving parts. Field’s brings them together, with clear choices, an agreed scope and someone taking care of the details.
A considered path
Clear steps. Room for your ideas.
Your role is to tell us what matters and approve the direction. The assessment, recommendations and coordination belong with us.
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First, the way you want to live.
A conversation about what is missing, what you love and what you hope to spend gives us a useful starting point. The site assessment brings space, access and existing conditions into the picture.
A shared brief and an understanding of the site.
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A plan that brings it together.
Layout, planting and surfaces take shape around those priorities. Field’s explains the options and their tradeoffs, so the choices feel manageable rather than technical.
A proposed layout and a clear direction for materials and planting.
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The scope, agreed before the work.
Your proposal sets out the work, selections, allowances and exclusions. Timing and access are planned around the actual project; any proposed change is explained for approval before added work.
An agreed scope, pricing and sequence.
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From the first day to the final detail.
Installation is coordinated as one project, with attention to access, the surrounding garden and a tidy finish. Handover covers the installed work and the care new planting and surfaces will need.
A finished space and a practical handover.
Clarity before commitment
A proposal you can understand.
The work should feel clear before it starts. Your proposal brings the choices and responsibilities into one place.
Following the site assessment, your proposal sets out the price and expected schedule for the agreed work.
Selections and allowances
Agreed materials and plant selections are distinguished from allowances or unresolved choices, with their effect on pricing explained.
Changes and sequencing
Proposed changes are explained before added work is approved. If phasing is practical, the plan makes dependencies and any repeated setup clear.
A little planning makes space for living
Care for the garden. Consideration for your home.
Access, working areas and the installation sequence are considered before work begins. We explain the expected disruption, coordinate the agreed work and finish with a practical handover.
- Access and deliveries planned around the project.
- Weather and material availability considered in the sequence.
- A tidy finish and care information for new plants and surfaces.
Useful to know
No technical homework required.
Do I need a design before getting in touch?
No. A rough idea of what you want to change is enough to start a conversation. Field’s develops the recommendations and layout from the brief and site assessment.
Can you work to our priorities?
Yes. Budget and priorities inform the recommendations. We explain where changing the scope, materials or sequence may help, without promising every idea will fit every budget.
Do you provide ongoing mowing or maintenance?
This offer focuses on residential garden projects, planting renewal, patios and paths. Routine mowing, recurring maintenance, emergency tree work and pools are outside the service scope.
A garden starts with a conversation
More life. Just outside.
A whole new garden or one corner that needs attention? We can help give your ideas a place to grow.