
Hello and welcome to the brand new EAT Landscape website, home of tasty, innovative, environmentally conscious outdoor spaces.

Hello and welcome to the brand new EAT Landscape website, home of tasty, innovative, environmentally conscious outdoor spaces.
We hope you enjoy exploring the vibrant style and layout. Our Portfolio page showcases lots of projects that we’ve completed. We will be updating this with new case studies on a regular basis. You can find out more about how we can help you with your private garden, community garden or commercial landscape design on our Services pages.


While we loved our original website and branding, we decided it was time for a refresh after 13 years in business. We wanted our passion for edibles to shine through and focus more on what we love doing.
Our unique new logo illustrates our enthusiasm for growing and eating plant based foods. Complementing this are the snazzy fruit and veggie icons peppered through the pages. We love all the vibrant colours and cute, playful graphics!



We cannot thank Wirral based Bold Online Marketing enough for designing and making the new website and branding happen. The team were super friendly, talented, professional and amazing to work with, full of creative ideas. They managed the whole process from start to finish, persevering to get the final pieces of content finished and everything launched.


After completing 50% of the written content, it was clear that this website was never going to get launched before 2050 without the help of a professional copywriter. My enthusiasm and skills are firmly in drawing and designing, not writing. Step forward charismatic, talented and efficient Lee O’Connor, Director of Liverpool company Soloco Creative. Lee created some amazing text from my bullet point ideas and really captured the essence of what we do and makes us unique.
Thank you to inspirational and experienced Marketing and Communications Consultant and leader in her field, Jo Austin Greer. Jo brought some excellent advice at the very beginning of the process about the website structure, how to communicate the brand and get the right tone of voice for the content.
Lots of hugs and a final big thank you to friends Bethany and Miranda for being valuable ‘pretend clients’, essential proof reading and giving really constructive feedback.

We look forward to bringing you lots of short, snappy posts with interesting snippets about studio life, projects on the drawing board, ‘how to’ guides and most importantly, our journey in the world of edible landscapes.
Emily x