Chris' Philosophy

Chris Hull has a wealth of landscape design experience working on high end residential, public realm and community based projects, throughout the UK and abroad. His early training in Ecology and Conservation has led him to incorporate this as a huge consideration in the work that he carries out. Combining this with extensive horticultural knowledge and practical landscaping experience results in well considered gardens that are not only beautiful; but benefit the wider environment.

Chris is also a presenter of BBC’s Garden Rescue, alongside Charlie Dimmock, Lee Burkhill and Flo Hedlam. Chris and the team regularly design and build stunning gardens that transform peoples lives. Working on the show enables Chris to work across a variety of garden styles and influences, adapting to some rather challenging briefs.

At Greenbook Landscape Design we aim to build sustainable gardens that stand the test of time. Using locally sourced materials and creating diverse plantings is very important to us when designing a garden or landscape.
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Project Spotlight

This garden presented a unique set of challenges, with varying levels and an annex building that needed to be visually detracted from. Our team was tasked with creating a low-maintenance garden design with a Mediterranean feel that was both functional and beautiful.

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Soft Landscaping, Bath

Landscape Design

This area of our work covers larger scale landscape designs of estates, housing developments, woodlands, and environmental projects.

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Garden Design

We have extensive experience across horticulture, landscaping and garden design throughout Bath, Bristol, Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire.

Landscape Design, Bath

Soft Landscaping

This service compliments our design service very well and includes planting, turfing, wildflower meadow creation and other soft works.

Soft Landscaping, Bath

Consultancy

Perhaps you don't need a full garden design or perhaps your project just requires some expert advice to steer it in the right direction.

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