This doesn’t have to be a difficult choice, but it’s one you need to make carefully. If you make the wrong choice, then every time you step out, that surface will always remind you of how unhappy you are with it until someday when maybe another surface replaces it again. However, get it right, and you have an outdoor space that actually gets used. The fact is, both paving and decking have their moments to shine. 683

Here’s the thing about Sydney properties – they’re not all flat. Shocking, right? If you’ve got any kind of slope going on, you’re probably losing soil, dealing with drainage headaches or just looking at wasted space that could be something better. A retaining wall creates extra usable space while holding back soil. 680

If you live in Sydney, you will know our relationship with water. One month we are dealing with flash flooding; the next month we are on level 2 restrictions, wondering if our prized roses are worth the guilt. It is exhausting. But let’s keep in mind that developing a water-wise garden for Sydney home residents, which they can actually maintain, does not mean looking at some brown, crunchy plants pleading for mercy. 677

If there is one thing that the gardens in Sydney that have been created as a result of landscape design all have in common, regardless of their size or shape, it is an aversion to bugs and pests. Most of what grows in these gardens is at risk of being damaged, or worse, killed, due to specific bugs or pests deciding that they are to be their next victim. 645

Whenever we undertake a landscape design project for a residential client, we are fortunate that there is no shortage of features and design elements we can include to make that design the very best that it can be. Notwithstanding our knowledge and experience as landscapers, which we rely upon, we also have a vast array of options for what we can include in each garden we create. 607