The Journey of the Designer’s Own Garden – Part 2 Early Action and the Vision: Progress towards the Landscape Solution Renovating gives me the opportunity to bring in some beautiful paving, rectify existing hard landscaping issues, and to create more garden space for my favourite plants and to experiment with new and interesting plant species. […]
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In spring anything seems possible. Spring is an exciting time as dormant plants awaken, evergreen plants put on new growth and flower and scent welcome us into the garden. It is also a busy time for gardeners. Hope you enjoy our ideas for landscapes and gardens. The photograph is a collection of stunning Australian native
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The Journey of the Designer’s Own Garden – Part 1 Starting Point: The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Landscape Design Eastern Suburbs Melbourne The majority of Beddison Garden Designs project work is landscape design eastern suburbs Melbourne. We also work in other Melbourne suburbs and some country areas. Garden Design considers the homeowner’s vision
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Winter in the Garden: Outdoor Garden Design Ideas Transform your garden with our outdoor garden design ideas this winter. The photograph of hellebore Karli from the Winter Ballet collection, was taken at the recent Landscape Show in Melbourne. These colourful, extra-large and upward facing flowers are a result of crossings of Helleborus × hybridus and
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Autumn Gardening: Garden Design Consultancy As a boutique garden design business, we enjoy sharing our ideas for landscapes and gardens. Ginkgo biloba is one of my favourite trees and is one of the first to change colour in autumn to a soft but warm yellow. Ginkgo are very resistant to disease and insect damage. They
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As a boutique garden design business, we enjoy sharing our ideas for landscapes and gardens. I choose Anigozanthus flavidus landscape series as the plant of the month after seeing this stunning Anigozanthus flavidus ‘Landscape Lime’ when updating a community garden I designed. Our summer garden article provides many ideas for landscapes during the hot season.
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As a boutique garden design business, we offer a custom garden design service. Whether you desire a beautiful garden with space for entertaining and relaxation or want a planting design plan to make your garden pop, our approach is a custom design service. No cookie cutter design. Our spring garden article is focused on gardening
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Banksia spinulosa ‘Birthday Candles’ is a compact small shrub and looks wonderful in a pot. Banksia prefer good drainage, so if you have clay soil, mix in organic matter such as mature compost with your garden soil and plant on a slight mound. There is still plenty to do in the winter garden. And when
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Barwitian Wild Perennial Garden. This Open Garden is the creation of Garden Designer Ralph Bristow. Once the hot days have gone, autumn is the best time to plant or begin a new garden project. Plenty of warmth is left in the soil and hopefully there will be some soaking rain. Planting now encourages growth and
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Summer in the Garden: Summer Garden Ideas PLANT OF THE MONTH Roses, Santolina, herbaceous Salvias, Hydrangea and those lovely native everlasting daisies (annuals or perennials). Too much to choose from for plant lovers. Hydrangea will be looking great for the next few weeks. Yes, they can be thirsty, but old-fashioned lace caps can thrive on
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