Cora Garden Design and Construction

Call Website

Cora Garden Design and Construction Your Dream Garden Starts Here.

A little Halloween touch from our lovely client 🎃🧡
31/10/2026

A little Halloween touch from our lovely client 🎃🧡

Swipe to see the difference. 🌿The starting point was an overgrown lawn, an existing deck and a garden with plenty of unt...
30/10/2026

Swipe to see the difference. 🌿

The starting point was an overgrown lawn, an existing deck and a garden with plenty of untapped potential.

Our focus was on creating a better flow between the house and garden, with a dedicated dining area, softer planting and a cosy space for outdoor evenings around the fire pit.

A reminder that you don't always need more space. Sometimes, you just need to make better use of the space you have.

From the first spring daffodils to summer roses, autumn dahlias and winter snowdrops, thoughtful planting gives your gar...
27/10/2026

From the first spring daffodils to summer roses, autumn dahlias and winter snowdrops, thoughtful planting gives your garden something to look forward to throughout the year.

Choose plants with overlapping flowering periods, suited to your garden’s soil, sunlight and space.

Save this guide for your next planting project 🌱

23/10/2026

A contemporary planting scheme built around structure, contrast and seasonal interest.

Architectural forms from Betula, Taxus and Dicksonia are softened by delicate planting such as Erigeron, Saxifraga and Irish Moss, while Acer ‘Sango Kaku’, Amelanchier and Hydrangea ‘Limelight’ bring seasonal colour and change.

Save it for inspiration 🌿

Spring gardens are planned long before spring arrives. If you want your garden looking its best next year, autumn is the...
22/10/2026

Spring gardens are planned long before spring arrives.

If you want your garden looking its best next year, autumn is the perfect time to start thinking about what you want to see come spring.

From choosing your colour palette and planting structure to ordering bulbs and considering flowering times, a little planning now can make a huge difference later.

Save this post and use it as your spring garden planning checklist. 🌿

Before we’re a company, we’re people.A small team, a lot of hard work, and plenty of pride in what we create together. 👊...
16/10/2026

Before we’re a company, we’re people.
A small team, a lot of hard work, and plenty of pride in what we create together. 👊🏻😎🔥

Now taking shape. Swipe for the before 👉🏻Curved retaining walls, defined planting areas and a new layout designed around...
14/10/2026

Now taking shape. Swipe for the before 👉🏻
Curved retaining walls, defined planting areas and a new layout designed around the existing landscape are beginning to come together.

More updates to come as this garden progresses.

12/10/2026

Plants to leave alone this autumn 👉🏻

Not everything needs cutting back in autumn.
Before you reach for the secateurs, check what’s better left until spring — you might be protecting next year’s flowers and adding valuable winter interest.

Save this for your next garden tidy-up. 🌿

You loved these steps in Stories. Swipe through for the details we’re most proud of.They’re not finished yet, but honest...
09/10/2026

You loved these steps in Stories. Swipe through for the details we’re most proud of.

They’re not finished yet, but honestly? The details are already one of our favourite parts.

Final reveal coming soon. Save this for inspiration and follow to see the finished result 👇

This garden didn’t need to be completely reinvented. It needed to be understood.The sunny area at the back was barely us...
07/10/2026

This garden didn’t need to be completely reinvented. It needed to be understood.

The sunny area at the back was barely used — not because it was a bad space, but because it lacked privacy and definition. We introduced screening where the garden was most exposed to the wind, creating a more sheltered and comfortable area.

The mature trees were already giving the garden something valuable, so we kept them and designed around them, allowing them to become part of the overall structure.

We also looked at the garden from inside the house. The existing sightlines weren’t framing anything particularly special, so we repositioned the key focal points to create something worth looking out at from every window.

Save it for inspiration ❤️

Address

Naas

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Cora Garden Design and Construction posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share