Ever wondered how you could best create a garden with a piece of outdoor sculpture as a focal point? Susan Dunstall gives you a few tips from the garden design trade...
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Designing sloping gardens
Susan Dunstall gives some tips and tricks for how to get the best out of a sloping or terraced garden.
Read MoreChelsea diary 2015
The build for Chelsea Flower Show 2015 has begun and here are a few photos of what the first week on site for David Harber's sculpture garden looked like.
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Sculpture in the Vineyard 2015
Sculpture in the Vineyard
As a garden designer, Susan Dunstall has long been a fan of using sculpture as a focal point in a garden. She is therefore delighted to be supporting Oxfordshire's Sculpture in the Garden 2015 exhibition as a sponsor, which is being held at Bothy Vineyard across weekends in May and June.
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Scandi crime writers come to ChipLitFest
Susan Dunstall is delighted to be sponsoring Nordic Noir, a talk held during ChipLitFest on Saturday 25th April in Chipping Norton’s Methodist Church from 2-3pm.
Read MoreMemories of a glorious Chelsea
A stylish video which showcases the David Harber sculpure garden at the 2014 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Designed by Susan Dunstall, Sarah Naybour & Paul Ridley.
Read MoreChelsea diary 2014
Susan Dunstall and team start the build for David Harber's sculpture garden at the 2014 RHS Chelsea Flower Show.
Read MoreChelsea 2014 here we come...
With the announcement that David Harber will be showcasing his new sculpture at Chelsea Flower Show in 2014, Susan Dunstall is very much looking forward to working with David again on his sculpture garden at the show.
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Designing a herb garden
Susan Dunstall gives us some tips and tricks for designing a herb garden for year round use.
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Designing with bulbs
A clever choice of bulbs in your planting scheme can mean a succession of colour for most of the year.
Read MoreWinter gardens
Who says gardens are boring in Winter? Many English gardens look amazing all year round because they have a good green architecture as the backbone of the garden. You only have to think of the solid yew hedges in many large country gardens used to divide the garden into ‘rooms’. Places such as Hidcote, the Arts and Crafts garden near Chipping Campden, typifies this style of design.
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Autumn and grasses
How do you go about designing with grasses and choosing ones that work for you? They can be beautiful and so effective when used properly, either on their own or mixed in with perennials. Any garden with a little wind cries out for grasses – the graceful movement and gentle noise add a unique element.
Read MoreAward-winning Chelsea Flower Show design
Take a tour round the award-winning Chelsea Flower Show 2013 garden from sculptor David Harber, featuring a garden design from Ridley Dunstall Naybour.
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