Garden Plans

Design Course Part 1: HOW TO SURVEY YOUR GARDEN



A must watch video for anyone wanting to re-design their garden. Start from the very beginning – which means a Proper survey. Bunny gives us a step by step guide to how to do a professional job. Without professional costs.
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32 Comments

  1. Love the telegraph poles for the change in levels… phone apps a great for taking gps measurement or plotting out your sites.

  2. Hello from Las Vegas!
    I have been enjoying your videos for quite some time now and find them extremely informative and useful.
    Desert environment here, but I’ve still been able to use many of your methods in my own garden. Thank you!

  3. Thanks Bunny, I love your videos – not only informative, but great tips (I bought faux garden architecture from the lovely theatre design people) and also pragmatic.

  4. Excellent, Bunny. I'm house-hunting at the moment, so will use this when I get my new garden. Looking forward to the next video on planning. Fingers crossed you include some ideas for where best to place a big greenhouse.

  5. I love your videos, even though I garden in zone 5 in Canada. I hope you address the issue of plotting the movement of the sun over one’s garden through the course of the seasons. Thanks!

  6. I just watched 18th century garden show hosted by Monty Don and heard about ha ha’s for the first time and now again days later here we are hearing about BG’s ha ha’s.
    I’m just East of the Rockies in Alberta in ranching country. Ha ha’s are much more charming than barbed wire.
    Today on Mother’s Day we already have 3” of snow. That’s Alberta’s version of a ha ha.

  7. Everything in your videos is so helpful, this will be a good series and really looking forward to it as my garden has 5 different levels.

  8. Very informative. I am unforgivably dense so I'll need to re-view the bit about levels. But knowing I can use Google maps and a simple laser level is priceless information! Thank you.

  9. I have learned so much from this video about preparing to design a new garden plan. I’m not proposing to start again but aim to tweak a middle sized garden by increasing the planting space and adding trees for visual height and functional shade. Thanks, Bunny. I’m looking forward to further information in this series.

  10. Another excellent video. The respected and experienced gardener who designed our tiny town garden didn't survey the level and when we came to implement her design we found a 2' difference between the house wall and the back fence (only 33' away), so we had to substitute a brick-paved central space sunk by 18" with a raised lawn and retaining walls.

  11. Awesome information. I do a lot of intuitive gardening but always with a design in mind … still I gotta work on measuring more. Great reminder.

  12. Can I plant an orange maple tree that is about 6 feet tall and has been in the ground 6 or 7 years it in a bottomless pot. Do you think it will survive with lots of water. I live in the USA northeast . Thank you denise

  13. Nice video Bunny, as a land surveyor I appreciate it. I like how you remark the importance of knowing the actual space before start or planning a design. However, I missed something really important about after that. Translating that design to the real space requieres a good surveying too, specially if the design has geometric and formal elements which a bad placement can ruin a design. On the other hand, thanks to a good surveying you can make a proper idea about the amount of materials you need to fullfil the design, so can order only the necessary.

    Thanks again for your videos and greetings from Spain.

  14. Really interesting and useful video, I've realised I should check my son's garden for levels as he has asked for advice and I haven't mentioned that

  15. This is great, thank you Bunny! I confess that I feel a little inadequate to the process but you've pointed a very good, doable way for me to plan the garden more functionally.
    Warmest regards
    Jennie

  16. just recently subscribed to you channel. I think it is absolutely brilliant and I look forward to catching up. thank you.

  17. Hello Bunny, My property is similar in size to yours.
    I noticed that you planted a large wooded area.
    Did you use this area for gardens ?
    Or is it simply a wood.

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