Anna
Garden planning
Listens to how the garden is used, then brings the layout, materials and everyday priorities into one plan.
A local practice, imagined
Fold & Fern imagines a small Baildon landscape practice with a simple starting point: outside should feel like part of your home.

Listen first. Make space.
In our fictional story, Anna and Ben kept seeing the same thing: ordinary gardens with plenty of potential, but no clear place to sit, walk or grow.
They imagined a practice that would start with the everyday. The view from the kitchen. A route for the bins. The sunny corner you never quite use.
Sam brings the planting and its ongoing care into the conversation. Together, the team turns those small observations into a considered plan.
A small team, clearly imagined
Garden planning
Listens to how the garden is used, then brings the layout, materials and everyday priorities into one plan.
Landscape construction
Thinks through the practical work, access and agreed specification before a spade goes into the ground.
Planting & aftercare
Considers the light, soil and care a planted garden needs as it changes through the seasons.
All people and roles are fictional. No qualifications, memberships or completed commissions are claimed.
Useful places to check real professionals
These are real trade and professional organisations. Their information and directories can help when choosing an actual landscaping or garden design business.
BALI provides industry information and a member directory. Check the actual business and the relevant membership details.
Explore BALI members (opens in a new tab)The APL directory helps people find landscaping professionals. Read its current membership information alongside a real contractor’s scope.
Explore the APL directory (opens in a new tab)SGLD offers a directory of garden and landscape designers. A designer’s role and a construction contractor’s role may be different.
Explore the SGLD directory (opens in a new tab)Fold & Fern is fictional. No membership, accreditation or endorsement by these organisations is claimed.
A new chapter for your garden
A favourite corner. A clearer path.
A little more room to grow.