Our work

Gardens, a season or two in.

We photograph gardens when they’ve grown into themselves — not just on handover day. This is what year two looks like.

Recent gardens

Six from the last few seasons.

Different plots, different budgets, same drawing board.

A finished courtyard garden with sandstone paving and native planting

City courtyard

Outdoor room, 40m² — Indooroopilly

Established pollinator planting along a garden border, native flowers in bloom

Wild borders

Pollinator planting, year two — Brookfield

A new timber deck and pergola in a Brisbane backyard catching evening light

Deck & pergola

Evening sun, caught — Chapel Hill

A reclaimed sandstone path curving through a Brisbane garden

Stone paths

Reclaimed sandstone — Kenmore

A small garden pond edged with rocks and native reeds

The pond

Wildlife within a month — Chapel Hill

Raised timber kitchen garden beds with vegetables and drip irrigation

Kitchen beds

Oak raised beds, drip-fed — Brookfield

How a garden happens

Three stages, one continuous run.

1

The design visit
An hour on your plot — sun, soil, how you live — then a concept plan and planting palette within two weeks, with one revision round included.

2

The build
Our own crews, two to four weeks on site, hard landscaping to soil to plants in one run. The drawing is the contract.

3

Handover & first season
A walkthrough with the planting plan, care notes that fit on one page, and every plant guaranteed through its first full season.

A landscaper setting out paving stones and potted plants before starting work

Yours could be garden seven.

Every garden above began with the same hour-long design visit.

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