Designing with sculptural plants
I often get asked when conducting a design consultation or garden advisory ‘what sort of plants do you like Phil?’ I often say ‘too many’ or ‘I like … Continue reading →
View ArticlegARdEnS FoR kIDS
A garden for a family has to please everyone from dad, who wants a spot to relax and cook the barbie, mum who wants some nice scents flowing … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesigning small, urban courtyards
As our cities move upwards, and urban living gets smaller and more confined, we all still have that need to involve some green in our life. The small … Continue reading →
View ArticleMy show garden, Viridis
I’m now back on solid ground after being up in Sydney for a couple of weeks taking part in the Australian Garden Show Sydney. All I can say … Continue reading →
View ArticleConcept garden at Tait
Of late I have been lucky to be able to explore a few new concepts in garden design by designing a garden that’s both outdoors as well as … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesign for use
Lately I have been designing a lot of gardens with mixed uses. A perfect example was a garden a couple of weeks ago in Melbourne’s inner east that … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesigning a beach garden
I started designing and pottering about in this beachside garden a couple of years ago now. It is dear to my heart, as it’s a garden that I … Continue reading →
View ArticleA courtyard for a special girl
Every so often you get lucky in life and are met with situations that make doing what you do feel even less like a job and more like … Continue reading →
View ArticleVisiting Cloudehill garden in autumn
With some beautiful warm weather in Melbourne in mid May, I decided to wander up to the Mount Dandenong area to take in the breathtaking ‘Cloudehill’ garden in … Continue reading →
View ArticleHow to plant yourself a coral reef garden
Create a different environment and feeling in your garden by using plants in unusual ways, like combining succulents to replicate the look of a beautiful coral reef Continue reading →
View ArticleViews outside will take you there
Making an indoor-outdoor transition work for you is about framing views that call you outside and create an emotional connection, and that means an abundance of plants on every level Continue reading →
View ArticlegARdEnS FoR kIDS
A garden for a family has to please everyone from dad, who wants a spot to relax and cook the barbie, mum who wants some nice scents flowing … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesigning small, urban courtyards
As our cities move upwards, and urban living gets smaller and more confined, we all still have that need to involve some green in our life. The small … Continue reading →
View ArticleMy show garden, Viridis
I’m now back on solid ground after being up in Sydney for a couple of weeks taking part in the Australian Garden Show Sydney. All I can say … Continue reading →
View ArticleConcept garden at Tait
Of late I have been lucky to be able to explore a few new concepts in garden design by designing a garden that’s both outdoors as well as … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesign for use
Lately I have been designing a lot of gardens with mixed uses. A perfect example was a garden a couple of weeks ago in Melbourne’s inner east that … Continue reading →
View ArticleDesigning a beach garden
I started designing and pottering about in this beachside garden a couple of years ago now. It is dear to my heart, as it’s a garden that I … Continue reading →
View ArticleA courtyard for a special girl
Every so often you get lucky in life and are met with situations that make doing what you do feel even less like a job and more like … Continue reading →
View ArticleVisiting Cloudehill garden in autumn
With some beautiful warm weather in Melbourne in mid May, I decided to wander up to the Mount Dandenong area to take in the breathtaking ‘Cloudehill’ garden in … Continue reading →
View ArticleHow to plant yourself a coral reef garden
Create a different environment and feeling in your garden by using plants in unusual ways, like combining succulents to replicate the look of a beautiful coral reef Continue reading →
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