Get all your garden design inspiration from the pros.
The Society of Garden Designers is home to some of the finest green-fingered users of Instagram, with feeds that offer a rich vein of inspiration for garden enthusiasts.
Whether you want to fuel creativity, you're in need of inspiration to transform your outdoor space, or perhaps you just want to scroll through the most beautiful flowers or breathtaking garden designs, take a look at this must-follow list of Instagram accounts from SGD members.
Travel meets gardening on Richard Miers' feed. This international garden designer shares a daily dose of images from his travels mixed with shots of contemporary and traditional gardens and some inspiring period details.
A relative newcomer to Instagram, James Lee has a good eye for imagery and offers his followers colourful snapshots of contemporary garden designs inspired by architectural detailing.
Over 1,000 striking images fill Marie-Louise Agius' Instagram feed, offering an engaging collection of gardens, travel and...dogs. Marie-Louise says her 'long-suffering Cockapoo' is regularly called upon to appear in her posts because she is 'a brilliant reference for plant size' and particularly useful against very large foliage or delicate blooms.
Contemporary garden designer Charlotte Rowe includes fascinating ‘before and after’ posts alongside beautifully photographed modern gardens in her consistently pleasing feed.
Young designer, Tom Massey, a past winner of the SGD Student Awards, bought his first show garden – The Lemon Tree Trust Garden – to the RHS Chelsea Flower Show this year, where he was awarded a Silver-Gilt medal.
Designer Tommaso del Buono brings a winning collection of arts, culture, architecture and gardens – big and small – to his account. His fresh, colourful feed has a decidedly international feel that celebrates his Italian roots.
A plant lovers paradise from multi award-winning designer Kate Gould: Consistently brimming with planting inspiration, Kate's feed celebrates the natural world at its delectable best.
Sheila Jack's tastefully curated feed is evidence of her past career as a glossy magazine art director. Winner of the SGD Student Award in 2017, she is now a successful garden designer with posts showing her love of colour and form.
Mediterranean influences from this nature-loving British designer who lives and works in the South of France. His feed demonstrates his passion for traditional skills and for creating low maintenance, dry gardens that are sympathetic to the natural environment.
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