Taylor Tripp Landscape Design

15/07/2026

Repetition & Rhythm, Texture & Foliage, Colour & Scent.

These are some of the key elements we consider when designing a border.

Designed by Richard and beautifully captured by

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09/07/2026

Peak summer in the garden.

The combination of warm weather, long days and established planting creates a moment that feels both abundant and effortless.

These are the weeks we look forward to all year.

This garden was designed by Richard. It’s always wonderful and very rewarding to see the design intention become a reality.

A huge thank you to photographer

07/07/2026

Thank you very much to The English Garden Magazine for showcasing another of our timeless gardens.

Special thank you to for the wonderful photography.

A big thank you to the incredible and knowledgeable John Rutter, who maintains everything so beautifully.

03/07/2026

A perfect summer evening!

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04/06/2026

Thank you for showcasing this beautiful garden that we have been creating with our wonderful client, for the last 15 years.

A huge thanks to for capturing the magic of this garden.

And to .s.gardens for maintaining it to such a high standard.

23/04/2026

The whole team at Taylor Tripp got free pass for the day to enjoy and learn about the developing Taylor Tripp Garden and look back at a couple of past and ongoing projects including . We all enjoyed a delicious lunch well worth a visit

30/03/2026

12/12/2025

Director George Green had the pleasure of returning to one of his most recently completed gardens this month.

This beautiful Arts and Crafts House offers a fine backdrop to his planting schemes, which at this time of year appear to wrap around it like a snug winter coat!

Thanks to .s.gardens the grounds still look well-loved and ordered, offering clear winter structure.

The flowering borders below the raised main terrace still offer so much at this time of year, with lovely fluffy seedheads of Aster, ghostly spires of Perovskia amongst others, reason enough to leave perennial borders standing over winter.

To the front of the house, formal chipped topiary Euonymus ‘Jean Hughes’ tables are developing into nice frames, guiding family and guests towards a warm welcome through the front door. Whilst further along the borders, Hydrangea quercifolia, appear as if they are already dressing the house for Christmas, with their seasonal rosy-red leaves.

09/12/2025

Whilst time is running out, it is still not too late to plant Narcissi for early season impact in your garden.

Planting bulbs allows opportunity for bold sweeps of colour or simple refinement. These Falmouth Bay Narcissus planted en masse in this Rectory Garden, transform this wild area, enhancing the view from inside the house.

Another thing to keep in mind is that bulbs make delightful Christmas gifts for friends and family, bringing colour and fragrance into the home, even on the dreariest of winter days.

27/11/2025

Some stunning evening light, enhancing the beauty for the late autumn flowers in Nick’s own garden!

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