Company Developments

We're Relaunching — Here's What's New at Hardwood Landscapes

Written by

Jay Andrews-Moore

Oliver Gregson of Hardwood Landscapes, right, with a colleague in front of foxgloves and mixed planting at the Chelsea Flower Show

A New Chapter

If you've been following us for a while, you'll know that our old website didn't quite tell the story of who we are today. We've grown significantly since we launched in 2017, taken on more complex projects, built a brilliant team, and developed a clearer sense of what we do best.

The new site is designed to reflect all of that.

What's Changed

The most obvious change is the portfolio. We've put the work front and centre — detailed project pages that walk through the brief, the process, and the outcome. We believe the best way to understand what we do is to see it, and we've invested time in capturing our recent projects properly.

We've also added a news and blog section — which you're reading right now — where we'll be sharing project updates, thoughts on landscaping trends, and the occasional behind-the-scenes look at life on site.

Meet the Team

We've also introduced proper team pages. Hardwood Landscapes has always been built on relationships — with clients, with suppliers, and with each other — and we wanted the site to reflect the people who make the work happen.

What Stays the Same

The fundamentals don't change. Free initial consultations. Fixed-price, itemised quotes. No job too small. A genuine passion for doing things properly, with the right materials and the right people. That's been true since day one and it'll remain true as we grow.

If you'd like to discuss a project, get in touch — we'd love to hear from you.

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