Bringing biodiversity to life with beautiful wildflower meadows.

We conduct thorough site assessments to guide ecologically appropriate wildflower specifications, sourcing high-quality local seeds from trusted suppliers, and employ skilled machine operators to ensure efficient preparation and sowing.

  • Site assessment to determine suitability and cultivation methods
  • Visually striking and Ecologically appropriate wildflower specification
  • Network of wildflower seed suppliers to provide high quality seed of local provenance
  • Experienced machine operators for efficient and effective preparation and sowing

Our combined horticultural knowledge and design experience truly sets us apart.

Why Us

  • 01 Thoughtful garden design, expertly delivered

    As an experienced garden designer we work with the client from initial concept right through to the final installation but every project begins with a well considered design. The design phase is where trust is built and meaningful collaboration begins.

  • 02 Over 3 decades of experience

    Luke offers over 30 years of horticultural expertise, spanning commercial plant production, professional gardening, and landscape / garden design, supported by a team of skilled landscape professionals.

  • 03 We design and build with the future in mind

    Hampshire garden designer Luke Roeder in a blue shirt examining a young tree outdoors, surrounded by green foliage

    When we carry out the installation of a project, as a garden designer I am always considering how the space will develop and how we can facilitate the ongoing growth and success of the space. Every detail is designed for lasting beauty and functionality, with long-term results in mind. We source responsibly in line with UK Government plant health controls to minimise pest and disease risk.

Completed landscape garden design featuring terraced planting, outdoor entertaining areas, and a seamless connection between home and garden.

Praise

Excellent knowledge

Excellent landscape designer, from planning stage to execution. Great experience of producing hard and soft landscaping to a very high standard. Luke designed several areas of our large back garden including patio, wildflower meadow, trees for screening and hedges. Excellent knowledge of plants to suit even the most challenging conditions. We continue to use him. He and his team of builders are amazing and work in all conditions and always deliver on time.

For meadow schemes and native planting, we follow conservation guidance from Plantlife.

Wildflower verge designed by Roeder Landscape Design with tall blue and pink blooms beside a stone path, set beneath a large oak tree and blue summer sky.

Seasonal colour, lasting ecological value

We design and create site-specific wildflower meadows that enrich biodiversity, offer enduring seasonal interest, backed by expert technical support.

Wide summer meadow covered in yellow wildflowers and daisies, with scattered trees and woodland under a bright blue sky.

Wildflower meadows design from ground preparation to establishment

  • Thorough and efficient ground cultivation.
  • High quality bespoke seed mixes.
  • Skilled sowing for optimal germination and establishment.

Our process

01 Initial Consultation

I begin with a personal consultation, either on-site or via phone, to understand your objectives and the site's individual characteristics.

02 Site Assessment

Our team conducts a thorough site assessment, to determine the best species for the area and ascertain the optimum method for achieving the desired outcome.

03 Proposal

Based on the consultation and assessment, we create a bespoke and fully costed proposal, including species selection and an implementation strategy tailored to the requirements of the site.

04 Implementation

We use proven techniques to establish our wildflower meadows—transforming brownfield sites, enriching grassland, or converting pasture into species-rich habitats.

05 Long-term Management

We provide ongoing support in the form of maintenance schedules and advice. with the option of further site visits.

Featured projects

Contemporary hillside garden with layered planting in red, white, and green tones surrounding a large modern house

Traditional charm with contemporary elegance

  • Winchester
Sunken outdoor seating area with stone steps, built-in sofas, and parasol within a landscaped garden

Walled Garden Extension & Estate Grounds

  • Hampshire
Garden with lavender borders and circular planting design surrounded by mature trees and summer foliage

Victorian Country Residence

  • Hampshire
Formal walled garden design featuring circular brick opening with iron gate and symmetrical box hedges

Traditional Country Estate

  • Hampshire
Cottage garden design with naturalistic planting and mature trees - garden designer’s approach to blending structure with soft, seasonal colour

Contemporary Cottage Garden

  • Hampshire
Tree-lined public walkway with ornamental grasses and native planting — sustainable landscape design by garden designer promoting biodiversity.

Landscape solutions for local authority

  • Winchester

FAQs

  • Do you visit the site before designing a wildflower meadow?

    Yes, I always begin with a site visit when carrying out wildflower meadow design in Hampshire. This allows me to assess soil conditions, light levels, and drainage, ensuring the planting mix is tailored to your land and long-term goals. After the visit, I provide clear recommendations for establishing a thriving meadow.

  • Can an existing field be improved or converted into a wildflower meadow?

    Yes, in many cases an existing field can be transformed through professional wildflower meadow design and management. Success depends on soil fertility – lower nutrient soils are ideal. I can often assess suitability from photos or a brief site visit and advise on soil preparation to ensure your meadow establishes successfully.

    We base our soil and nutrient-analysis approach on standards used by the Royal Horticultural Society, ensuring healthy establishment.

  • How long does it take for a wildflower meadow to establish?

    It varies depending on soil fertility and seed mix. For most wildflower meadow projects in Hampshire, annual flowers provide colour in the first season, while perennials become established in the second year and beyond. Lower-fertility soils produce slower but more sustainable growth and a greater diversity of species over time.

  • How long will a wildflower meadow last once established?

    With the right maintenance, including seasonal mowing, grazing, or light harrowing – a professionally designed wildflower meadow can thrive for decades. Without maintenance, flower diversity may decline after four to five years, so we provide guidance and management plans to help ensure lasting success.

    Our long-term maintenance planning follows references from the Arboricultural Association, particularly for tree-meadow interface and sustainable growth.

Collaborate with us to create thriving wildflower meadows, designed, prepared, and sown for long-term success.

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