Winter Planting
It is surprising how much colour you can find in the garden during the winter months. If you want to create more interest in the winter, you may wish to consider […]
About Us
Making Dreams Come True Since 2002
Will & Jacqueline Petty live with their family near Saffron Walden, Essex, close to Cambridge, Newmarket & Bury St Edmunds.
Jacq & Will’s Landscapes was established in 2002. We have designed and built over 60 gardens. We have also developed a large Manor House estate over the last 14 years.
Will’s early background is in film & television special effects. He has a lifelong passion for horticulture. He began his training at Capel Manor College in 1998 gaining his RHS and Garden Design qualifications.
Jacqueline’s background is in theatre as a performer. She has always loved nature. She works as an administrator and as a planting designer. She has a keen interest in plants, design & writing
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT
Jacq & Wills offers a garden and planting design service to create both beautiful & functional spaces. We cover a wide range of gardens from small courtyards, town gardens to large gardens and schools. We have solutions for even the most awkward of outside spaces!
We love what we do and are interested in taking time and listening to our clients’ needs and working collaboratively with them, to produce a beautiful garden that works well for their lifestyles.
We've built our business by offering the same standard of friendly and professional service to every customer. Find out more about the way we approach every new project.
FROM THE BLOG
Find out what we’ve been up to – and get some tips and advice about seasonal tasks in the garden.
Gardening tips for November
Tidy borders Cut down herbaceous stems and clear the tatty remains of annuals, but do leave a little cover of the perennials that fade relatively elegantly (sedum, astilbes and grasses […]
Gardening Jobs for Summer
Here we are at the beginning of summer! Everything is ahead of itself and its proving tricky to keep everything watered. There was the nasty frost in the second week of […]
