Andi Way Garden Design

Andi Way Garden Design Andi Way Garden Design.

based in Codsall near Wolverhampton, has more than 30 years' experience in the garden design industry - making it the ideal choice for creating a beautiful outdoor space for you to relax in and enjoy! Andi Way Garden Design from Wolverhampton has enjoyed the last 30 years being involved with the hands-on business of designing and building beautiful gardens throughout Shropshire, Staffordshire and

the West Midlands. I pride myself in being able to solve many of the problems that the modern garden can present, with experience in creating dynamic and innovative design solutions that will give any space a real purpose. My individual approach to each garden design is to create an environment that is attractive, cost efficient and that works for you at all times of the year. I primarily work with Boningale Garden Creations and nursery when it comes to the construction and planting of your garden, and wherever possible I will use local merchants, manufacturers and specialist tradesmen with access to materials and skills that are not always readily available to the public. Working with the team at Boningale, I have received several Gold medals at the Malvern show and Shrewsbury flower show over the past 5 years please feel free to browse through the gallery to see what I do and get some ideas on what could be possible for your garden.

Autumn, famously dubbed the "Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness" by the poet Keats, is a time renowned for its boun...
12/11/2025

Autumn, famously dubbed the "Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness" by the poet Keats, is a time renowned for its bountiful harvests, cooling weather, gradual lengthening of the nights, and brilliantly vibrant foliage on trees and shrubs.

This colour change to our garden takes place as chlorophyll, the green pigment in leaves, begins to fade, and other chemicals hidden within the foliage take centre stage. These newly prominent compounds - specifically flavonoids, carotenoids, and anthocyanins - are what create the vibrant ambers, reds, and yellows we associate with autumn.

Interestingly, some of these same pigments are responsible for colouring familiar foods, like the beta-carotenes found in carrots and the luteins that colour egg yolks!

Find out why autumn is the perfect time to plan ahead for next year's garden in our blog at: www.andiwaygarden.design/autumn-is-the-perfect-time-to-plan

Happy Halloween!Did you know that gardens can harbour some truly creepy flora?! Among the most unsettling are poisonous ...
31/10/2025

Happy Halloween!

Did you know that gardens can harbour some truly creepy flora?!

Among the most unsettling are poisonous plants, such as the white baneberry, whose uncanny, eye-like berries can trigger a heart attack. Then there's the notorious Co**se Flower, which lives up to its name by emitting the repulsive stench of a rotting body!

Other macabre examples include: the ghostly white ghost plant, which completely lacks chlorophyll; the ominous bat flower, so named because it uncannily resembles a bat in flight; and carnivorous plants, like the infamous Venus flytrap, which actively hunts, traps, and digests insects!

Cheeky coffee before work with these two today. ❤️
24/10/2025

Cheeky coffee before work with these two today. ❤️

Everyone loves a fruit tree (especially when you can actually use the fruit to create something delicious!) We love a go...
24/10/2025

Everyone loves a fruit tree (especially when you can actually use the fruit to create something delicious!) We love a good apple tree (and a good apple crumble to boot!)

As Halloween approaches, we’re sure plenty of you will be planning an apple bobbing game for your spooky parties, but ever wondered why apples float? Basically, they are 25% air which is why they float so well in water… who knew?!


A brief, yet beautiful, bloom…An enchanting spectacle occurs nightly in the Walmer Castle glasshouse.The plant responsib...
10/10/2025

A brief, yet beautiful, bloom…

An enchanting spectacle occurs nightly in the Walmer Castle glasshouse.

The plant responsible is the Epiphyllum, ‘orchid cactus’ or 'Queen of the Night'. This South American succulent only flowers in the evening, sometimes producing 25-30 large white blossoms. By morning, the flowers have already wilted.

Hidden among the foliage during the day, the 'Queen of the Night' relies on moths and bats for pollination. It was first brought to the Castle around 2008 by Lord Warden's wife and is expected to flower until mid-September.

Our Plant of the Month for October is the Cotinus Coggygria 'Young Lady' (Smoke Bush) - a dwarf shrub originating from t...
02/10/2025

Our Plant of the Month for October is the Cotinus Coggygria 'Young Lady' (Smoke Bush) - a dwarf shrub originating from the Netherlands.

Ideal for small gardens, this slow-growing deciduous plant bursts with large plumes of peachy pink, smoke-like flowers during the summer, turning to stunning shades of red and orange, before dropping in autumn.

Find out more about this beautiful bloom by reading our latest blog post at https://www.andiwaygarden.design/plant-of-the-month-cotinus-coggygria-young-lady


Hedgehogs are a gardener's friend - they eat beetles, caterpillars, worms and other invertebrates that are common garden...
26/09/2025

Hedgehogs are a gardener's friend - they eat beetles, caterpillars, worms and other invertebrates that are common garden pests! However the hedgehog population has seen a rapid decline in recent years, with now less than 900,000 thought to be in the UK! To give you some idea of just how huge a decrease this is, in the 19050s there was estimated to be around 30 million ‘hogs present!

Whether you live in a rural area, or an urban setting, hedgehogs will be present! We've put together a blog article with a few tips on how you can encourage hedgehogs to thrive in your garden.

Read more at: https://www.andiwaygarden.design/hogging-the-limelight

PLANT OF THE MONTH: Miscanthus Sinensis Flamingo.Commonly known as ‘eulalia,’ the miscanthus sinensis flamingo is a deci...
19/09/2025

PLANT OF THE MONTH: Miscanthus Sinensis Flamingo.

Commonly known as ‘eulalia,’ the miscanthus sinensis flamingo is a deciduous grass featuring graceful, elegant, arching green leaves up to 2cm wide. Throughout late summer, it produces feathery pink flower plumes that gradually fade to a silvery colour as autumn approaches.

Find out more about miscanthus sinensis flamingo, its characteristics, where to plant, and how to maintain, over on our blog:
https://www.andiwaygarden.design/plant-of-the-month-miscanthus-sinensis-flamingo

Did you know...?During the 1600s, the Netherlands was gripped by a speculative frenzy known as Tulip Mania, or Tulipoman...
12/09/2025

Did you know...?

During the 1600s, the Netherlands was gripped by a speculative frenzy known as Tulip Mania, or Tulipomania. At its peak, tulip bulbs became so highly prized that they were worth more than gold! This economic bubble eventually burst, causing a significant crash in the Dutch economy.

Interestingly, cut tulips can continue to grow up to an inch per day.

Day off today in preparation for a busy weekend working at the open weekend. Lots of plants for sale, come and see us…...
05/09/2025

Day off today in preparation for a busy weekend working at the open weekend. Lots of plants for sale, come and see us…..

If you're a Burntood resident, or have visited the town recently, you may have noticed the gorgeous new planters dotted ...
05/09/2025

If you're a Burntood resident, or have visited the town recently, you may have noticed the gorgeous new planters dotted around! We're proud to say that our wonderful Gaynor at was the creator of these stunning displays, in conjuction with and ! Gaynor carefully picked and co-ordinated suitable plants that are hardy and eye-catching to brighten up the area and delight visitors!


A little taster of what goes on behind the scenes when you begin the garden design process with us. After an initial vis...
29/08/2025

A little taster of what goes on behind the scenes when you begin the garden design process with us.

After an initial visit and consultation, talented Andi, armed with your info, will get drawing – using his 30 years’ worth of experience to show how the current garden can be transformed into the perfect garden for you!

After listening to your requirements and ideas, absorbing and interpreting them, Andi will present them to you to get your feedback, and make any adjustments required.

Once the initial sketch is approved, Andi will take it to the next stage and create a 3D garden design using our special software. This computer-aided technology allows you to view your garden design in 3D, from multiple angles, thus giving a peek into the future as to how your new garden will look!

Find out more about the process by visiting www.andiwaygarden.design today!

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Andi Way Garden Design from Wolverhampton has enjoyed the last 30 years being involved with the hands-on business of designing and building beautiful gardens throughout Shropshire, Staffordshire and the West Midlands. I pride myself in being able to solve many of the problems that the modern garden can present, with experience in creating dynamic and innovative design solutions that will give any space a real purpose. My individual approach to each garden design is to create an environment that is attractive, cost efficient and that works for you at all times of the year. I have worked with Boningale Garden Creations for many years, now they have closed their operation I work along side local, independent trades people to build and plant your garden, wherever possible I will use local merchants, manufacturers and specialist trades with access to materials and skills that are not always readily available to the public. Working with the team at Boningale, I have received several Gold medals at the Malvern show and Shrewsbury flower show over the past 5 years please feel free to browse through the gallery to see what I do and get some ideas on what could be possible for your garden.