Renew or start anew
Identify what exists, what can be retained and what needs to be created.
PRIVATE GARDENS / DUBAI
A fresh chapter, wherever you are starting.
LLD offers garden design, landscape installation coordination and aftercare for Arabian Ranches homes. A brief in Arabian Ranches I or II may focus on renewing an established garden; a new-home brief in Arabian Ranches III may begin with the delivered plot and a complete outdoor plan.
Discuss your Arabian Ranches garden
THE STARTING POINT
An established garden in Arabian Ranches I or II presents a different brief from a recently handed-over home in Arabian Ranches III. The first may benefit from retaining its best features; the second may need a complete outdoor plan. The design begins with that distinction and the needs of your household.
Identify whether you are renewing, extending or starting from scratch. For an existing garden, record mature planting and surfaces that could stay, alongside irrigation or drainage concerns. For a new plot, establish the basic levels and service positions before allocating space to dining, planting and family activities. In either case, the amount of ongoing care should be part of the design conversation.
THREE CONSIDERATIONS
Identify what exists, what can be retained and what needs to be created.
Plan comfortable shade, usable open space and practical routes through the garden.
Set expectations for planting care, irrigation checks and seasonal attention.
A USEFUL FIRST CONVERSATION
These details help us understand the brief. Share what you have; exact technical information can be confirmed during the assessment.
Please share general property information only. Access codes, identity documents and payment details are not needed for an initial enquiry.
Start your garden briefYOUR QUESTIONS
The process begins with the property, not a single community-wide template. An established garden may offer valuable planting and infrastructure to retain, while an unfinished plot may need those elements designed from the outset.
The design can be developed around a realistic level of care. Plant selection, planting density, surface choices and irrigation all affect that commitment. No living garden should be presented as entirely maintenance-free.
That can be a planning priority where the site allows it. Access and the sequencing of shared infrastructure will determine whether separate areas can remain in use while others are being renewed.
BEGIN WITH YOUR HOME
Tell us what exists, what you would like to change and how you hope to use the garden. Your community will be included in the enquiry.
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