Check out our garden in The English Garden magazine this month. MAY issueThrilled to see our little new build garden gaining further coverage following our win at the Society of Garden + Landscape Designers Awards back in February. The magazine highlights 6 award winning entries: Stating:‘If you need to be convinced of the value a garden designer can bring to a project, it couldn’t be more clearly illustrated than by the transformations this years winning designers have effected for their clients. How their designers turned uninspiring blank canvases into gardens worthy of the industry’s highest accolade.’ 🌳 Designed @greencube_design Planted @greencube_design Construction @hythegardenlandscapes
Are you interested in Home Grown Veg? Or growing flowers for cutting? New to our meadow garden we’ve installed some circular steel and filled them up with soil and compost. #HomegrownVeg #meadowgarden #cuttinggardenflowers
Dipping tank harvesting rainwater 🌳 With added Common Water CrowFoot Ranunculus aquatilis Greencube Design 🌳
The Sunday Times announce the UK’s best stays with private saunas. We are proud to announce our garden design for Indigo Barn in North Norfolk made the list! ️🌳We are so chuffed to see this garden recently completed in 2025, with 1600 plants and trees 🌳 in a dreamy wild prairie style planting scheme with barrel sauna, pergola and cold shower recognised in the list.We designed a garden around this wonderful barn in this beautiful spot within the Holkham estate. You can holiday rent this amazing barn @norfolkhideaways Huge thanks to @coastal_excavations_norfolk @formplants @palmstead Garden saunas are booming in the UK, we have worked on 6 sauna gardens in domestic gardens over the last 12 months.
Lupin Inspiration We’ve been out planting lots of gardens this spring. Some of my planting plans have included Lupins. I’m always inspired by my trips away and fortunate to have encountered these wonderful Lupins on a trip to New Zealand a few years back. Captured in Fiordland National Park in December. I love Lupins #NewZealand#lupins
I’ve been a bit quiet on Insta of late. It’s planting season, we’ve been very busy planting up lots of gardens. 🌳 Three more to go in April. We’ve got this…… Here’s a finished Greencube garden. A small domestic garden, pared back, layers of green textures, with a simple palette including lots of grasses , tree ferns and statement pots. 🌳# gardendesign This garden was shortlisted in the national garden design awards @the_sgld back in 2019 and still remains a firm favourite 🌳 The grass Hakonechloa macra is a favourite too, repeated in many of our designs.
Greencube wins a national award for a small new build garden in Kent. 🌳The garden was awarded the Significant Impact Award, at the annual Awards ceremony – @the_sgld The judges described the space as ‘a fantastic example of what can be achieved with a new build home. It celebrates the value a designer can bring, showing how thoughtful design can transform both a home and the lives of those who live in it’.Thank you for the wonderful feature in this month’s Garden Design Journal.Describing Greencube’s gardens: ‘known for their intelligently zoned layouts, their elegant balance of planting and hardscaping, and the simple palette of materials used to give each garden its own bespoke and harmonious look and feel.’Our interview covered style, budgets, the process, teamwork, delivery, making a difference & the impact it makes to those clients that desire a well designed garden. 🌳Words Arabella St John Parker@the_sgld Design and planting @greencube_design Construction @hythegardenlandscapes Huge thank you to our clients who trusted our process and are now taking great care of their new garden 🌳
Championing the use of shrubs. Here’s Monday’s motivation and a popular shrub that’s featured in our planting plans and planted in our completed gardens. Flowering ahead of other shrubs such as Roses and Hydrangeas. Viburnum plicatum ‘Marieseii’A deciduous shrub with tiered horizontal branches with lace cap flowers in late spring. #MondayInspiration#GardeningGoals
We have lost over 90% of our wildflower meadows in the UK in the last century. Due to land development and changes in farming methods. Take the curvy clay path to our modern meadow garden. A nectar rich meadow mix created for Honey and Solitary Bees, Butterflies, Birds, Beetles, Bats and Moths.I have added three multi stem Prunus serrula trees and a privet corridor that supports the privet hawk-moth but also attracts bees, butterflies and provides food and cover for birds. Sit within the meadow and watch nature arrive 🌳🦋#lowcarbonfootprint #meadow#meadowgarden #meadowseed