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We work with eco conscious homeowners who are interested in designing a home garden which results in ecological health, sustainability & future resilience that also supports clients from initial consultation to post-construction and beyond.
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Naturally a better choice.
Naturally a better choice.
By choosing to design a garden that is completely intentional in its vision for the future and present by using sustainable & regenerative practices, sourcing local materials and planting wild habitat with local indigenous plants you become part of something that is so vitally important to our future & the health of our suburban biodiversity, and the species that depend on us making great choices.
Landscapes of ecological health & resilience
The process.
Snapshot.
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Initial Site visit & consult – site orientation analysis
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Draft plan - drafted plan for ideas & direction
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1 x review of draft via zoom consult or site visit
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Concept set - Scaled Concept in 2D Plan view with multiple sheets
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Scaled hardscape sheets for contractors including material details
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Plant plan & species list
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Final design set delivered
Past concept plans.
Artful design.
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Serpentine Bird Sanctuary.
Location
Adelaide Hills South Australia
A Nocturnal Niche….
Micro bats & Boobook owls come forth!!!
A project that in its essence was designed to attract an array of local native birds from the grey box & blue gum woodlands that make up this part of the Adelaide hills.
That said the nocturnal atmosphere seemed to also fit perfectly… with the aim being that Mary-Anne & Charlie could relax on a barmy summers night with friends & watch as opportunistic micro-bats feast on a smorgasbord of kamikaze insects….
My hope is with enough luck a cheeky Boobook owl will pay a visit to put on a wildlife show to remember…
And for the real bird geeks….imagine spotting a owlet nightjar or nankeen night heron in your own yard 👀 (hard ask maybe)
The lights have come up absolutely magic!!
