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What's the best way to create a low maintenance garden? More plants!

Initially it can be a hard sell, convincing people that having more plants in their garden is less work but having less soil exposed means reduced weeds coming up, soil staying co

Moss and lichen covered rocks make this new garden in Carlton North feel like it's been insitu since the first bluestone was laid for this Victorian terrace.

Created alongside @dwilde.gardens who is responsible for the beautiful rock work, this lus

The sideway at White Street feeling very lush and welcoming

One you have to be patient for but well and truly worth the wait is Echinops ritro. Paired here with Calamagrostis and Westringia this little Coburg sideway is a favourite little moment as the purple globe thistles rise up.

A spot of spring maintenance at a friend's garden in Coburg. Sure I designed and initially planted the garden out but it's well and truly cared for by the garden owners and that's the kind of garden I want to create for people - one they want to love

Stopped by a garden planted in September 2024 which has come along in leaps and bounds. No irrigation installed, just suitable native plant selection and a willing gardener to get it established properly - very much looking forward to seeing the 'Cou

A lush, terracotta entryway recently completed for some lovely clients.

Some friends came to me for a makeover of the entrance to their apartment - the plants were struggling and certainly not inspiring them when they came in or out of their home.

I was incredibly taken back by the beauty of this water feature at @heidemoma during a visit last week. Simple, natural, elegant, interesting. Dreaming of introducing this into future projects

I'm in absolute awe of how quickly this Clifton Hill garden has sprung to life, planted in mid November (see 2nd slide) it hasn't missed a beat. I'm particularly enamoured by the Lamb's Ear (Stachys byzantina) which when planted was about the size of

Last week with @joshua.space for @sauconyau and @merrellaustralia

This Rye project was planted in late August so it's still very much in its infancy but it was super nice to pop in and check out how much it has grown in 5 months. Looking forward to getting to work on the next stages of this wonderful backyard soon!

You can still grow a very happy and productive garden even if you don't have access to garden beds. This potted garden manages to provide plenty for the dinner table. Feel free to reach out if this is something you want to achieve at your place!

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A perfect Spring day yesterday for a weed and feed of our North Fitzroy project. Still less than a year old it's really coming into its own already

I've always found so much joy in spotting these crammed apartment balconies, because I know who in the building I'd get along with - Athens 2022

I think our favourite part of this striking planting combination in Burleigh Heads is the Casuarina 'Cousin It' cascading down from the first floor.

It's also no secret we're very fond of succulents here at kep Horticulture - colourful, structural,

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