Gardens built for how you actually use the backyard.
Native planting, sandstone walls and hardwood decks for sloping hinterland blocks, from Maleny down to the coast.
Recent gardens
Most of these started as a slope, a drainage problem or a lawn nobody used.
Terraced native garden
Three sandstone retaining walls turned an unusable slope into beds of lomandra, grevillea and native grasses.
Spotted gum deck and privacy screen
A level deck off the living room, with a slatted screen to the neighbours.
Low-water front garden
Swapped a struggling lawn for hardy natives on drip irrigation.
Pool surrounds and planting
Sandstone paving and salt-tolerant planting around an existing pool.
Creek bank restoration
Erosion control and native revegetation along a seasonal creek.
Same slope, eighteen months apart
A Montville backyard that washed out every wet season. Drag the handle to see what three sandstone walls and a lot of lomandra did to it.
- Three terraced beds instead of one eroding bank
- Subsoil drainage behind every wall
- Hardy natives on drip irrigation
What clients say
Hinterland and coastal homeowners, in their own words.
Sample reviews, written for this demoThey talked us out of the expensive option and into the right one. The garden looks like it has always been there.
Turned up every morning at seven, left the site spotless every afternoon. The walls are rock solid.
Our deck is now the favourite room in the house. The spotted gum has come up beautifully.
Took a little longer than planned because of rain, but they kept us in the loop the whole way.
Finally a dry yard after a summer storm. Should have called them years ago.
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