Lightweight pots, a drip line on a timer and planting that copes with wind: rosemary, thyme, a dwarf fig and a climbing jasmine for evening scent.

Six raised beds on a four-year rotation, a cutting border along the warm wall and a gravel path wide enough for a wheelbarrow.

No soil to plant in, so everything is in terracotta: tall long toms for ferns, wide bowls for hostas and climbers trained on wires.

A sheltered corner by a back door, a glazed pot large enough for a fig to fruit, and a stool to sit on with a coffee.