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Pool Impact

I prefer the pool to look like it’s part of the total garden area, not just a one off on its own. This can be a… more

Native Approach

We all love the idea of a native garden that actually works. So why don’t we embrace them more readily? After all… more

Summer’s in the air

Long days, warm sun, hot days and the beach. We all love summer. How do gardens help us to relate to warm weather… more

Garden Rooms

The first major change I did as a young student was in my parent’s large back garden, call it a practice run. The… more

Southern Highlands beauty!

The aim of the brief was to create a garden that was to be visually in sync with the home.  A series of axis were… more

Plant Secrets

I’ve been lucky enough to design gardens in every state and territory in Australia, and I’ve designed gardens in… more

Bark Overtures

Beautiful blooms are garden treats but a tree’s “skin” can provide a symphony of colour and texture. Foliage and… more

Nature

Nature is a great source of inspiration to me. I love the spherical granite boulders on The Munroe, in country… more

Balcony Gardens

Balcony gardens can be tricky. There are space considerations, for one. More importantly, the weather can impact… more

Frangipanis – Tropical Delight!

A frangipani is a low-maintenance way to add a sweet scent and a hint of the tropics. Pretty, sweetly scented… more

The Mighty Magnolia

The wide variety of Evergreen Magnolias available to us are growing all the time, as plant importers listen to… more

Want to create a unique garden?

Then I suggest getting creative outside by; adding a piece of sculpture sets the tone for the entire garden,… more