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Following renovation of this quaint C19th cottage, this client realised the bland garden let the property down. Read more
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Renovation of a country cottage garden enhancing the landscape with a dynamic layout, featuring a celebrated Mulberry tree, soft foliage, and vibrant flowers, ultimately increasing property value and appeal.

Following renovation of this quaint C19th cottage, this client realised the bland garden let the property down.

Our approach celebrated an old Mulberry tree and introduced a more energetic, angled layout that took advantage of the length of the space.

The lawn is framed by a sitting wall and low hedging, overlain with billowing soft foliage planting and plenty of flowers. The long view down the garden is led towards a distant tree in the borrowed landscape.

By developing two quite different garden themes at sketch stage, the client was able to explore unimagined options, taking elements of each that were resolved as a final garden concept.

From this we helped her through the stages of hardscape construction of paving and a stone clad sitting wall to the point that she confidently undertook much of the replanting herself.

The client found that when selling the property a few years later, the garden was featured in the advertising and proved a very worthwhile investment!

Completed
2018
Price range
$0 - $0.25m
1300h 5m

Professional Reviews

1 / 10

“I was pleased to have dealt with you for the duration of the landscape design phase of the project. Your consultative style was engaging with our staff and members of our community, resulting in great a design outcome. Your professionalism coupled with your innovative ideas made the landscape design phase an enjoyable and successful process. Thanks for being efficient, timely and always available to discuss the project. Your personable style, where I could talk to you directly, rather than sending countless emails, helped facilitate a collaborative and timely approach.”

Tony Gullone, Health Protection Coordinator Colac Otway Shire

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