How do you feel when you look at your garden? Does it lift your spirits—or leave you with a sense of disappointment?
A garden should be a source of joy and pride. But if you feel hesitant to invite others over, one of your greatest opportunities for happiness is going to waste.
Your garden can be so much more: a place where friends gather, family connects, and everyone admires the beauty around them.
Does your existing garden prevent you from living life the way you'd like?
Perhaps its been that way for some time, in need of changing.
This is your garden creation—your vision, and with the right guidance, you can bring that vision to life.
Our role is to walk alongside you, offering ideas and insights drawn from years of experience, helping you avoid obstacles and discover the smoothest path forward.
Together, we’ll translate your ideas into a garden design with the greatest potential to spark joy—for you, your family, and your friends. Because gardens are not just built; they’re meant to be lived in and shared.
And our support doesn’t stop at design. We take care of the details—managing engineering, permits, and liaising with others, such as your pool builder—so you have one trusted partner throughout the journey.
With our landscape architects and skilled landscapers working seamlessly together, your dream garden is simpler to achieve than you might imagine.
So, how do we bring this to life for you?
We work with you to create a design that shows the layout for your future garden.
This comes about through an evolving process of asking and listening to what you have to say. Remember, this is your creation and we have a great deal to offer in helping, but it is your garden.
Your Master Plan provides all plants and materials, along with finishes that will make up your garden.
After the master plan comes any compliance requirements. This may involve engaging an engineer or obtaining permits from the council or obtaining a building permit.
Your designer stays alongside the landscape crew to ensure the design intent is realised.
Our crew will also liaise with the pool builder, outdoor kitchen installer, basketball court installer, etc.
We manage every aspect of your garden coming to life.
Once you engage us, we start by creating your Concept Design.
This phase is about bringing clarity.
You need to be able to visualise what the garden will look like. What are the proportions of hard surfaces to plants and lawn? How does the garden flow as you move are it or view it?
It's like putting jigsaw pieces together so you can start to understand the picture. This is the vital stage of laying down the blueprint for your garden.
This phase starts by creating your Master Plan. This details the exact materials, plants, and finishes. It details aspects like 'suppliers', so you may visit and feel the pavers' texture or see the timber colour.
The next steps depend on the complexity of the project. They may include any of the following: Engineering, Permits, specialist supplier liaising.
The contract price for your landscaping is created in this phase.
With all designs and permits in place, along with all specialists (Pool builder, kitchen installer, basketball court installer, etc.) scheduled, now the exciting part. It is time to landscape your garden!
The designer will be your reference point throughout, so you keep that initial vision alive.
As Registered Landscapers for structural works, you have all the same guarantees as a home builder, giving you peace of mind.
The simple answer is No! Your garden should reflect who you are. Your tastes, your styling and what authentically expresses your personality are what we design to.
Please read more here: How to avoid creating a cookie-cutter garden
We stretch from Portsea to Point Cook and north to Eltham
Yes, so long as the designs are created to the same standard as we produce. A lot of detail can be missing that prevents quoting and the landscapers using it to build from. It really needs professional details.
Yes. We can refer recommended pool builders and we can also work with one you have selected.
So long as architect drawings are complete and the permits issued to build a new home, even if the existing home hasn't been knocked down, we should start a design.
Please read more here: Knockdown/Rebuild Homes in Melbourne: A guide to Landscaping success
Yes, if that is required.
We liaise with all trades onsite. The design team start the conversations with people like an outdoor kitchen installer or pool fence installer, then the landscape crew liaise with them during the build.
Please read the following for more information: Who's responsible for managing contractors in a landscaping project
Our approach is to dream first and include all you desire in your Concept Design, then using this design, do a high-level costing. If the budget is too high, a discussion is had on how to modify the design to bring it back in budget. If you'd like to have an idea of what your project may cost before engaging us for a design, we recommend you download our Cost Guide and this will help you set a realistic ballpark.
To support informed decisions, we provide a range of insightful articles designed to help you understand every aspect of your project.
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