About

I’m Beorn, a qualified horticulturalist, garden designer, and soil health enthusiast with a passion for creating sustainable, wildlife-friendly spaces. My gardening journey began in 2015 when I completed a Level 3 Horticultural Diploma while based at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. This foundation led to a rewarding role as a horticultural coordinator for Mind, the mental health charity, where I managed a 3.5-acre, organically led site featuring polytunnels, wildlife ponds, sensory gardens, and more. During this time, I witnessed first-hand the therapeutic power of green spaces, and it has since shaped my approach to both gardening and design.

In 2017, I expanded my knowledge with a Permaculture Design Course at Ragman’s Lane Farm in Gloucestershire. There, I learned to design land systems that harmonise with nature, emphasising observation, regeneration, and resilience — principles that continue to inform my work today. It was also around this time that I began envisioning Beorn Wilde Eco Spaces.

For the next five years, I worked as a self-employed organic gardener, further deepening my understanding of plants, wildlife, and sustainable practices. In the Summer of 2023, I completed my Postgraduate Garden Design Diploma with Distinction, solidifying my skills in design while keeping my focus on creating spaces that not only look beautiful but are ecologically beneficial.

My work is rooted in a deep respect for the natural world, with a particular interest in habitat creation, soil health, carbon sequestration, and sustainability. Whether it’s a garden redesign, ongoing maintenance, or rejuvenation, I approach every project through a holistic lens, ensuring that each space supports biodiversity while remaining functional and sustainable. I’m committed to delivering the highest standards in design and customer satisfaction, creating outdoor spaces that are as resilient and dynamic as the ecosystems they support.