Homes and Interiors Scotland

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We’re delighted to feature in the July/August 2016 edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland magazine.  “Growing out of the Past” tells the story of a garden restoration for a house and garden designed and built in 1914 by Sir Robert Lorimer, one of Scotland’s greatest architects of the Arts and Crafts period.

To read the article click on the link: https://www.polleygardendesign.com/media/Homes-and-Interiors-Scotland-2016.html

summer planting by the paved terrace and seat
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Soft summer planting on the terrace.

Our thanks also go to the Garden Owners, the team involved in the landscaping, Stephen Adamson of Plantscapes Landscaping, (tel: 0131-654-1140), DeLisle Tree Solutions, www.delisletreesolutions.co.uk and everyone involved in planting up the new areas.  Thanks also to Paul Johnston of Copper Mango for the beautiful photographs of the garden, www.coppermango.com.