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Name:	Paul Lympany
Gender:	Male

Member Type:	Garden Designer
Professional Associations:	SGD - Society of Garden Designers. Membership Level: Correspondent
A Bit About Me:	With a background in graphic design, I trained at Sparsholt College in Hampshire to achieve an FdSc in Garden Design and RHS Certificate in Horticulture. And with valuable experience as a gardener I blend practical knowledge with creative flair.
My Services:	I provide a complete garden design and consultation service right through to contractor specifications, inspection of work and a complete planting service. My aim is to create exhilarating outdoor spaces inspired by nature and designed around you.
Additional:	A graphic designer by trade and garden designer by nature, I am fortunate to have the skills to illustrate how your new garden will look with confidence and sensitivity. Step outside, breathe deeply and visualize yourself in your own sacred space.
Website URL:	http://www.paullympanydesign.co.uk
Members Only Discount:	15% off for Garden Network members How do I claim? Quote code 'pldGN01'

TVGLandscaping - 10:18 PM on 18 May 2008	reply \| message
Hi Paul, If ever you require a landscaper over this side of the South, perhaps you could think of us? Stuart