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Garden Design with a Flacking Twist
Simple Winter Ideas to Transform Your Garden
How to Use Artistic Expression in Garden Design
How Colour and Scent Transform Your Garden Design
Maximalism in Garden Landscape Design

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What a beautiful reminder that paradise isn’t a

What a beautiful reminder that paradise isn’t a place, it’s a feeling. It’s found in the little things we love sincerely and wholeheartedly.⁠
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Whether it’s tending to your garden at sunrise, experimenting with colours in your outdoor space, cooking with herbs you’ve grown yourself, or collecting moments of calm among the flowers, you’re already building your version of paradise, one passion at a time.⁠
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Because loving many things, with intention and joy, is what gives life richness. A garden, after all, is just a patch of earth until someone fills it with care, creativity, and meaning.⁠
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So plant what makes your heart sing. Decorate with what inspires you. And never be afraid to fill your space (and your days) with the things you love most.⁠
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🕶️🌴 A View to a Thrill: Nature at James Bo

🕶️🌴 A View to a Thrill: Nature at James Bond Island, Phuket 🌴🕶️⁠
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Tucked within the emerald waters of Phang Nga Bay, James Bond Island (also known as Khao Phing Kan) is more than just a cinematic icon; it's a botanical wonderland, wrapped in limestone cliffs and lush tropical greenery.⁠
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Made famous by The Man with the Golden Gun, this dramatic rock formation rising from the sea looks straight out of a film set—and yet, it's real, very wild, and completely mesmerising. 🌊⁠
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Around the island, nature takes the spotlight. Towering limestone karsts are draped in greenery. Mangrove forests ripple with birdlife. And tropical flora, from hardy coastal palms to trailing vines, thrives in this dramatic, salt-sprayed environment. Even the smallest nooks are filled with textures and tones that feel like living art.⁠
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It's a vivid reminder that nature knows how to design drama better than any Hollywood set. 🌿✨⁠
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Whether you're a Bond fan, a plant lover, or just someone who chases beauty around the world, James Bond Island proves that gardens aren't always planted; they're sometimes sculpted by nature herself.⁠
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#JamesBondIsland #PhuketNature #WildLandscapes #TropicalGardens #PhangNgaBay #NatureIsTheDesigner #IslandInspo #BotanicalBeauty #GardenWanderlust #InspiringLandscapes⁠ #workingholiday #familytime⁠
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📸James Bond Island, Phuket, Thailand

🍂 Winter may be winding down, but your veggie p

🍂 Winter may be winding down, but your veggie patch is just getting started! Did you know the real secret to a thriving spring harvest begins now? Here’s how to get ahead while everyone else is packing away the garden gloves:⁠
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🥦 Feed your soil like it’s at a 5-star restaurant — compost, manure, worm castings, the works.⁠
🌱 Plant cool-season legends (think garlic, kale, spinach, broad beans) that love the crisp air.⁠
🍂 Clear out old crops and weeds — but compost them to recycle nutrients back into your soil.⁠
🚿 Don’t overwater! Cooler temps mean slower evaporation.⁠
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✨ Pro tip: Plan your spring crops now. The gardeners who dream ahead are the ones with the fullest baskets later.⁠
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So before autumn waves goodbye, give your veggie patch the TLC it deserves. Come spring, you’ll be thanking your past self with every crunchy carrot and juicy tomato! Read our blog below to get started. 🍅🥕⁠
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👉 https://inspiringlandscapes.com.au/what-to-grow-in-your-vegetable-patch-in-spring/⁠

🌿✨ From Garden to Plate: The Magic of Herbs &

🌿✨ From Garden to Plate: The Magic of Herbs & Spices ✨🌿⁠
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There’s something incredibly satisfying and rewarding about stepping into your garden, cutting a sprig of rosemary or a handful of basil, and using it moments later in the kitchen. Growing your herbs and spices isn’t just practical, it’s flavour, fragrance, and freshness right at your fingertips.⁠
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👩🏻‍🌾Why grow your own?⁠
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Nothing beats the taste of herbs harvested straight from the garden. They’re cost-effective, easy to grow (even in pots or small spaces), and most are naturally pest-resistant. Plus, the scent of thyme, mint, or lemongrass in the garden is an experience in itself.⁠
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🌱 Herbs to try:⁠
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– Basil for pastas and pestos⁠
– Coriander for zesty salads and curries⁠
– Rosemary & thyme for roast veggies and meats⁠
– Mint for teas, cocktails, and desserts⁠
– Chilli for a fiery kick in just about everything!⁠
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💡 Don’t forget: many herbs double as stunning garden plants, attracting pollinators and adding lush greenery or even delicate flowers to your beds.⁠
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And the best part? You don’t need a sprawling garden to make it work. A sunny windowsill, a balcony pot, or a corner of your veggie bed is all it takes to grow your fresh flavours.⁠
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Go ahead and plant something delicious. Your future self (and your dinner guests) will thank you. 🍃🍽️⁠
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With its rich, deep burgundy foliage that looks al

With its rich, deep burgundy foliage that looks almost too perfect to be real, Sedum ‘Desert Black’ is one of those plants that makes you stop and stare. ⁠
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Its glossy, smooth leaves catch the light in a way that gives them an almost sculptural quality, as if they’ve been handcrafted from polished stone or dipped in molten glass. Honestly, it’s no wonder people often mistake it for being artificial!⁠
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But this plant is more than just good looks. It’s part of the stonecrop family, which means it’s incredibly hardy, drought-tolerant, and thrives with minimal fuss. Whether it’s in a container, rock garden, or lining a sunny border, this sedum adds drama, texture, and contrast without asking for much in return.⁠
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Pair it with soft grasses, silvery succulents, or bright green foliage for an extra wow factor. ⁠
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Nature outdid herself with this one. 😍⁠
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📸Mt Waverley project 3 years on

🎨🌿 Why Colour Captivates Us 🌿🎨⁠ ⁠

🎨🌿 Why Colour Captivates Us 🌿🎨⁠
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Ever wondered why a deep red rose stops you in your tracks? Or why a bright yellow daisy feels like sunshine on a cloudy day? Colour isn’t just something we see, it’s something we feel.⁠
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In nature, colour is a silent language. It draws us in, lifts our mood, and creates an emotional connection. From the calming greens of foliage to the joyful burst of pink in a blooming camellia, each hue plays a role in shaping our experience of the world around us.⁠
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🧠 Scientifically, colour affects our brain chemistry.⁠
💛 Emotionally, it connects us to memories, feelings, and places.⁠
🌺 Visually, it’s what turns a garden from a space into a story.⁠
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And then there’s blue, the colour of water, and one of the most universally loved hues in nature. Whether it’s a turquoise sea, a deep navy lake, or the clear blue of a swimming pool, there’s something about water that draws us in. ⁠
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Blue is a calming, expansive, and reflective colour. It reminds us to breathe, to pause, to let go. For many, simply looking at the ocean can shift a mood entirely, offering a sense of peace and perspective that’s hard to find elsewhere.⁠
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In our gardens, colour gives us the chance to express personality, evoke emotion, and create atmosphere. A palette of cool blues and whites can soothe, while fiery oranges and purples can energise and excite. Whether intentional or instinctive, the colours we’re drawn to often reflect something within us.⁠
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So next time you’re planting, designing, or even just going for a walk, notice which colours catch your eye — and how they make you feel. Nature doesn’t choose colours by accident … and maybe we don’t either.⁠
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📸Oyster Cave, Phuket, Thailand

There’s something quietly powerful in this quote

There’s something quietly powerful in this quote, isn’t there?⁠
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In a world filled with noise, explanation, and constant updates, flowers do the opposite. They don’t ask for attention or justify their beauty; they bloom. Fully. Boldly. Without needing to say a word.⁠
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It’s a gentle reminder that presence can be more impactful than performance. Being true to your nature, showing up with colour, grace, and resilience, speaks volumes, without needing to say a word.⁠
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In the garden, this is where the real magic happens. A single blossom can brighten a corner. A quiet bloom can lift your mood. And an unexpected burst of colour can stop you in your tracks, reminding you to slow down and take it all in.⁠
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So today, take a moment to appreciate the flowers, not just for how they look, but for what they teach us: to lead by example, to live in full colour, and to show up without needing to explain why.⁠
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🌸 How to Keep Your Rhododendrons Happy (and Flo

🌸 How to Keep Your Rhododendrons Happy (and Flowering Like Magic) ✨

There’s something undeniably stunning about a Rhododendron in full bloom. With their lush, glossy leaves and show-stopping clusters of flowers, they bring a burst of elegance and drama to any garden.

Here’s how to give your Rhododendrons the VIP treatment this month:

🧹 Clean-up & Deadheading
Start by gently removing any dead or spent flowers left over from last season. This not only tidies up the plant but also helps direct energy into new growth and bud development. Just remember to snip carefully just above the first set of healthy leaves.

🌿 Check the Soil
Rhododendrons love slightly acidic, well-drained soil, so now’s a great time to check your pH levels and top up with some organic compost or specialised rhododendron fertiliser. If your soil is too alkaline, consider adding a bit of sulphur.

🍂 Mulch Magic
Add a fresh layer of mulch (pine bark or leaf litter) around the base of the plant. This helps retain moisture, keeps the roots cool, and slowly feeds the soil.

✂️ Light Pruning
August is perfect for light shaping. If your rhododendron has grown a little wild, trim back any unruly or crossing branches to encourage a more compact, bushy form. This also improves air circulation, which keeps fungal issues at bay.

☀️ Sunlight & Shelter
Ensure your plant receives the optimal amount of filtered sunlight. Too much direct sun can scorch the leaves, while too much shade can limit flowering. If your plant’s in a pot, now’s the time to reposition it before buds start forming.

💧 Water Wisely
Although the weather may still be calm, don’t let your rhododendron dry out. They like consistently moist (but not soggy) soil. Deep watering every couple of weeks during dry spells will keep the roots strong and ready to support blooming.

🌸 Final tip? Be patient.
The groundwork you do now sets the stage for a brilliant season ahead.
Got a favourite rhodo colour? Let us know in the comments — white, pink, crimson, or bold magenta? 🌺

📸Glen Iris design 2023

✨ Ever heard of flacking? It’s mosaic’s more

✨ Ever heard of flacking? It’s mosaic’s more relaxed, creative cousin, a joyful garden art form where broken tiles, plates, and glass find new life under your feet, on a table, or lining your garden beds.⁠
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Flacking brings colour, personality, and a touch of imperfection to your space — and that’s the point. It’s not about precision; it’s about expression. ⁠
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From vibrant stepping stones to decorative risers or a mosaic feature wall, flacking turns everyday items into art with soul.⁠
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What’s even more beautiful? Every piece tells a story. That chipped teacup from your grandma’s set or the plate you dropped at a dinner party? ⁠
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In flacking, it’s not a waste; it’s a legacy. Like kintsugi, it embraces the cracks and turns them into something golden.⁠
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💡 Here’s a tip: Start small! Try a single stepping stone or a decorative pot. Once you get the hang of it, you might find yourself flacking your way through the garden like a creative whirlwind.⁠
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Got a collection of broken treasures hiding in a box? It might be time to bring them out, dust them off, and let them shine in your garden — not as clutter, but as living, storytelling design. 🌿🎨⁠
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To read more about flacking, check out our latest blog post: www.inspiringlandscapes.com.au/garden-with-a-flacking-twist/⁠

🌳✨ Never Underestimate the Power of a Good Tr

🌳✨ Never Underestimate the Power of a Good Tree ✨🌳⁠
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Shady trees aren’t just beautiful; they’re one of the most valuable additions you can make to your garden. Whether it’s a place to enjoy your morning coffee, read a book, or escape the midday sun, having a shady spot to relax can completely transform how you use your outdoor space.⁠
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☀️ Why does shade matter?⁠
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Because it invites you to slow down and stay outside longer, trees help cool the air, reduce glare, and protect your garden from harsh afternoon heat. They create natural outdoor “rooms” that feel peaceful, sheltered, and soothing.⁠
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Suppose you’re looking to plant for shade. In that case, a few standout favourites include the Crepe Myrtle, with its stunning bark and soft summer canopy, or the ever-popular Jacaranda, which offers wide, spreading shade and a magical purple bloom in late spring. ⁠
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For native gardens, Tristaniopsis Laurina (Water Gum) is a great pick, offering filtered shade and glossy foliage that works beautifully in contemporary landscapes.⁠
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🌿 Bonus benefits? Trees add structure and height, provide privacy, support native wildlife, and increase the value of your home. All while offering you the simplest luxury — somewhere to sit, breathe, and just be.⁠
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So if your garden’s missing that one perfect shady spot, maybe it’s time to plant something that future you will thank you for.⁠
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📸Mark Vanden Boom’s design in Kew 🤩

SNEAK PEEK! 😍⁠ ⁠ You’re the first to see

SNEAK PEEK! 😍⁠
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You’re the first to see this (besides my client). This design is a stunning ⁠retreat area for my client’s wife. It includes a meditation and relaxation space where she can be surrounded by lush greenery and zone out from the hustle and bustle of the real world by reading or relaxing.⁠
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I’ve designed many areas like this for clients before. ⁠The composition consideration in developing the area is always the same: balancing the spatial interaction between practical use and navigation needs. ⁠
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Next is considering seating, styling, and greenery/plants 🌱. However, given that each client is different and has unique needs, the area’s design for each client ultimately becomes unique. ⁠
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While a designer always injects their preferences, ideas, and aesthetic qualities, I believe it’s essential to pay attention to my client’s specific needs. They want to be immersed in things that calm them and bring joy to their day.⁠
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Can you see yourself relaxing in a beautiful courtyard like this?💚⁠ If so, contact me today to get your plans started.⁠
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📸 Glen Iris project’s rear relaxation area⁠. Incoming in 2027!⁠

🦉🐾 Add a Little Personality to Your Garden (

🦉🐾 Add a Little Personality to Your Garden (One Sculpture at a Time!) 🌿✨⁠
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Your garden is more than just a place to grow plants — it’s a space to reflect who you are. One of our favourite ways to give a garden that extra personal touch? Sculptures and small statues! 🎨🪴⁠
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Whether it’s an owl tucked under a tree, a curious fox peeking from behind a shrub, or even a playful dinosaur your kids insisted on keeping (and now secretly love), these little pieces tell a story. ⁠They bring warmth, character, and a touch of surprise to every corner of your outdoor space.⁠
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Do you have a favourite animal? A family joke? A symbol that means something to you? Let it shine in your garden! These details create a space that feels both designed and lived in, and loved.⁠
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Bonus? Kids adore finding familiar faces hidden among the greenery, and guests will always ask, “Where did you get that?” So go ahead, plant your personality right alongside your plants. 🌸💫⁠
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📸Mount Waverley project 2020⁠
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We pass by beauty every single day; on our walks 🚶‍♀️, in our gardens, even in our backyards — but how often do we see it? Not just a glance, but an actual pause. ⁠
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A moment to notice the small things: a single bloom pushing through the grass, the bees busy at work, sunlight hitting a leaf just right. 🐝⁠
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In gardening and life, it’s easy to focus on the big picture 💭—the completed design, the freshly mulched bed, the “before and after” wow factor. But the tiny, quiet details often hold the most meaning. ⁠The kind of beauty that doesn’t demand your attention but offers it freely to anyone is still enough to notice.⁠
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So slow down next time you’re in the garden or walking through the park. Look closer. You might spot a flower you’ve passed a hundred times before … and see it for the first time.⁠ It’s not about having more, it’s about just noticing more. 💚🌼⁠

🚗🌿 Driveway Gardens: Where First Impressions

🚗🌿 Driveway Gardens: Where First Impressions Begin 🌿🚗⁠
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Your driveway garden does more than guide vehicles; it sets the tone for your home. With tall trees, tidy hedges, and sculptural shrubs lining the way, it’s all about curb appeal and clever design. ⁠
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However, with all that greenery right next to a high-traffic area, effective maintenance is crucial. Here’s how to keep it looking polished (and practical!):⁠
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✂️ Keep it clear: Regularly trim hedges and shrubs to avoid overgrowth that can scratch cars or limit visibility. Think clean lines, but still lush enough to soften the hardscape.⁠
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🌳 Lift the canopy: For tall trees, prune lower branches to maintain a clear line of sight and avoid hazards for cars and pedestrians. A well-managed canopy also brings in dappled light without overwhelming the space.⁠
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🪴 Watch root systems: Large trees near driveways need careful monitoring. Choose species with noninvasive roots or consult a landscaper to prevent damage to paving over time.⁠
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🚿 Rinse and refresh: Driveways collect dust and debris. A quick sweep or hose down helps prevent buildup and keeps your green edges from looking tired or grimy.⁠
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🌼 Layer for interest: Plant low-maintenance groundcovers or hardy shrubs at the base of trees for extra visual impact without additional effort.⁠
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A driveway garden should be as thoughtful as any other part of your landscape: beautiful, functional, and easy to live with.⁠
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📸Highett landscape design project⁠

Buddleja (often referred to as the butterfly bush)

Buddleja (often referred to as the butterfly bush) is a true crowd-pleaser. With its soft, spiked clusters of blooms and silvery-green leaves, it’s not a plant just for us humans. ⁠Its flowers come in dreamy shades of lilac, violet, pink, and white, filling your garden with colour and fragrance.⁠
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But here’s the best part: Buddleja is a magnet for life. Bees buzz in, butterflies flutter, and even small native birds stop by for a nectar snack. 🌼🦋🐦 ⁠
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If you’re hoping to create a stunning garden supporting your local ecosystem, this plant is one you’ll want on your team.⁠
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It’s wonderfully low-maintenance, drought-tolerant, sun-loving, and happy in various soils. Give it a good prune after flowering to keep it compact and blooming beautifully.⁠
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Plant it in a sunny border 🌞 near a window where you can watch it grow, or in a wildflower-inspired garden corner. It’s one of those plants that gives back more than it takes. Pretty, practical, and pollinator-approved? Yes, please! 💚🌿 ⁠
⁠P.S. I love how this one looks like it’s peeking over the fence, checking out what’s going on 😉⁠

❄️🌿 Winter Garden Care: Don’t Let the Chi

❄️🌿 Winter Garden Care: Don’t Let the Chill Fool You! 🌿❄️⁠
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While your garden might seem quieter in winter, it’s far from asleep. Beneath the surface, your plants are preparing for spring, and how you care for your garden now can make all the difference when the seasons change.⁠
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Here’s how to show your garden some love during the cooler months:⁠
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🌱 Mulch, mulch, mulch: Adding a thick organic mulch helps insulate roots, suppress weeds, and maintain soil moisture (even in winter!). It also gives your garden beds a tidy, cared-for look during the sparse season.⁠
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✂️ Prune with purpose: Many trees and shrubs benefit from a winter prune. Removing dead or damaged growth shapes your plants and promotes healthy new growth come spring. Just make sure to research the best time for each species.⁠
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🌿 Evergreen structure matters: If your garden feels a little bare, now’s a great time to plant evergreen varieties that provide colour and form all year round. Think viburnum, westringia, or even a camellia or two for winter blooms.⁠
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🚿 Irrigation check-in: Don’t switch off your watering routine completely! Many plants still need hydration, especially in drier climates. Adjust your watering schedule based on rainfall and monitor container plants more closely.⁠
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🧼 Tidy and prep: Clear fallen leaves, clean your tools and check pots and paving for moss or algae build-up. A little maintenance now prevents headaches later.⁠
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Caring for your garden in winter isn’t about doing less; it’s about doing the right things. A little TLC now means stronger, happier plants come spring, and a space you can enjoy even when the mercury drops.⁠
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So grab your beanie, pull on the gloves, and head outside. Your garden still needs you, just in a slightly different way. 🌧️✨⁠
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And for more information on how you can tend to your garden during the cooler months, you can read our blog at https://inspiringlandscapes.com.au/winter-garden-care/⁠

❄️🌿 Winter Gardening Trend ALERT: Evergreen

❄️🌿 Winter Gardening Trend ALERT: Evergreens with Texture & Form 🌿❄️⁠
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Just because it’s July doesn’t mean your garden has to look sleepy! One of Australia’s biggest winter gardening trends is incorporating evergreens with bold texture and form to keep outdoor spaces feeling alive, structured, and stylish throughout the season.⁠
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Think sculptural grasses, glossy-leaved shrubs, hardy natives like Acacia ‘Limelight’ or Correa’s, exotics like Leucadendrons, or Magnolia’ Teddy Bear’. These plants don’t just survive the cold — they shine in it.⁠
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Why the trend? It’s all about creating visual interest when flowers take a back seat. By layering foliage shapes and tones, Aussie gardeners are designing spaces that feel dynamic and inviting even in the heart of winter.⁠
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Bonus points for pairing evergreens with mood lighting or a fire pit. Now that’s a winter garden worth rugging up for! 🔥🪴⁠
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Lanterns are more than just light sources.⁠ Acro

Lanterns are more than just light sources.⁠ Across many cultures, they’re symbols of hope, celebration, and connection. From the vibrant red lanterns of Lunar New Year to the floating lantern festivals in Thailand, these glowing orbs carry stories, traditions, and wishes into the night sky. 🌕🌸⁠
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So why not bring a little of that magic into your garden?⁠ Lanterns can instantly add warmth, atmosphere, and a gentle sense of ritual to your outdoor space. They create a peaceful and inviting glow, whether hanging from tree branches, lining a path, or clustered together on a table.⁠
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You can opt for a classic look with paper or bamboo lanterns for a soft, romantic touch, or choose solar-powered metal lanterns for a more modern, eco-friendly appearance. ⁠Either way, it’s more than decoration. ⁠
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It’s about creating moments, quiet, reflective evenings or joyful gatherings that feel more special by lantern light. ✨ Let your garden glow with culture, beauty, and intention.⁠
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Do you have lanterns in your garden or house? If so, share your photos with us below., I would love to see them 💚⁠

In a world where we’re constantly told to hustle

In a world where we’re constantly told to hustle, share, post, and perform, it’s refreshing to remember that quiet confidence sometimes says the most. 🌷⁠
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A flower doesn’t need applause or attention. It doesn’t ask for permission. It grows, appears at its own time, and blooms unapologetically. And we can take that into our own lives and gardens.⁠
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Nature teaches us to trust the process. It teaches us that growth doesn’t have to be loud to be meaningful, that beauty can unfold slowly and quietly, and still have an incredible impact. ⁠
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Just as in the garden, where a bud blossoms into a bloom without a word, we too can show up authentically and let our presence speak for itself. 💚⁠
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So here’s to blooming at our own pace, in our own way, in spaces that make us feel grounded and joyful. You don’t have to shout to make a statement. Sometimes, you need to grow. 🌿💫⁠

🎁✨ Give the Gift of a Garden They’ll Never

🎁✨ Give the Gift of a Garden They’ll Never Forget 🌿💚⁠
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Whether it’s a friend with big backyard dreams, a loved one building a new home, or someone who wants to enjoy their garden more, this gift is all about possibilities. 🌱✨⁠
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Instead of guessing what they want, you’re providing them with expert guidance, a creative vision, and the opportunity to create a space that truly reflects who they are. ⁠
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From design consults to complete landscape plans, a voucher with Inspiring Landscapes is more than just a present; it’s a future garden waiting to bloom.⁠
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It’s perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, Christmas, new homeowners, or even to say, “You deserve something special.” Giving the gift of outdoor inspiration is next-level thoughtful. DM us to organise one or visit our website to learn more!⁠
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