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How to Create a Slow Living Garden
When Landscape Designers and Architects Join Forces, Gardens Come Alive
Making Your Garden Wildlife-Friendly This Spring
Garden Design with a Flacking Twist
Simple Winter Ideas to Transform Your Garden

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☀️🌿 Summer’s on the horizon, and your gar

☀️🌿 Summer’s on the horizon, and your garden’s already dropping hints. Are you listening? 🌿☀️⁠
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Here’s what it’s trying to tell you before the heatwave kicks in:⁠
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💧 Water smarter. Forget quick sprinkles: your plants want long, deep drinks so their roots grow strong enough to handle summer scorchers.⁠
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🪑 Show some love to your outdoor furniture. A scrub, check for loose bolts, maybe a little oil on wood, and boom, your BBQ throne is ready for action.⁠
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🍂 Mulch wisely. Mulch is a hero for locking in moisture, but here’s the trick: don’t pile it up around stems or trunks. Give your plants breathing room and avoid the dreaded “mulch volcano.”⁠
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🌱 Weed before the heat. Sounds boring? Think again. Tackling weeds now saves your plants from having to fight for water and nutrients when things really dry out. Future-you will be grateful.⁠
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Your garden doesn’t need overcomplicating; it just needs a little prep now and then to shine all summer long. ✨⁠
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Which one of these are you guilty of forgetting? Tell us in the comments 👇⁠
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📸Pic 2: Highett project detail⁠, 2023

⁠🌸 Ever chosen a plant not just for how it lo

⁠🌸 Ever chosen a plant not just for how it looks, but for how it makes you feel? That’s the beauty of a truly personal garden; every bloom tells a story. 💕⁠
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For me, that story starts with my Clematis Montana ‘Elizabeth’; my favourite view from the upstairs bathroom window in early spring. Its soft pink blooms spill into the garden like a gentle blush across the landscape, reminding me of mountains, open green spaces, and that wonderful sense of freedom that only nature can bring. 🌿✨⁠
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Plant choices are often sentimental, and they should be. Gardens are living reflections of what we love, where we’ve been, and even who we are. ⁠
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Whether it’s a flower that reminds you of a holiday, a colour that brings calm, or a name that sparks a memory, those small details make your garden uniquely you. 🌷⁠
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And when it comes to clematis, it’s worth knowing there’s more to them than meets the eye! These stunning climbers come in both evergreen and deciduous varieties; something many people don’t realise.⁠
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🌱 Evergreen clematis (like my Montana Elizabeth) keeps its lush foliage year-round, perfect for adding structure and colour even in the cooler months.⁠
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🍂 Deciduous clematis, on the other hand, drops its leaves and bursts back to life with spectacular flowers in spring or summer — ideal if you love a seasonal show.⁠
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Whichever you choose, pick the one that speaks to you. After all, the best gardens aren’t just designed; they’re felt. Do you have a plant in your garden that holds special meaning? Share your story below — we’d love to hear it! 💚⁠
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📸Vermont South A project detail⁠, 2012

💬✨ “From the moment we met Parveen and her

💬✨ “From the moment we met Parveen and her team, we knew we were in good hands.”⁠ Now that’s the kind of feedback that makes all the hard work worthwhile! 🥰⁠
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Our Maribyrnong project, and our client Vyanne Lai, were all about transformation. Turning a tired outdoor space into a modern, low-maintenance garden that perfectly complements the home and the lifestyle of our amazing client. 🌿⁠
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From the first design sketch to the finishing touches, it was collaboration at its best; creative ideas, clear communication, and a shared vision for a garden that’s not only functional but full of soul.⁠
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And hearing words like “professional, passionate, and easy to work with” reminds us why we do what we do. Every garden tells a story, and this one? It’s a story of trust, teamwork, and a stunning result that the whole family can enjoy. 🌸⁠
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Ready to see what a thoughtful design can do for your outdoor space? Visit the link below and get inspired by the Maribyrnong project, where creativity met craftsmanship and magic bloomed. 🌼⁠
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👉 https://inspiringlandscapes.com.au/portfolios/maribyrnong/⁠

🏯✨ What if I told you a single feature could

🏯✨ What if I told you a single feature could turn an ordinary garden into a tranquil escape? ✨🏯⁠
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That’s exactly what a Japanese pagoda does. Nestled among greenery, it’s more than just a decorative piece; it’s a symbol of peace, harmony, and timeless beauty. This stunning pagoda creates a serene focal point, inviting you to slow down, breathe deeply, and soak in the calm. 🌿💮⁠
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Pagodas aren’t just eye-catching; they also carry deep cultural meaning. Traditionally, they represent a connection between heaven and earth, making them the perfect addition for gardens designed to inspire mindfulness and balance.⁠
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Whether surrounded by lush plantings, reflected in water, or standing proudly on its own, a pagoda adds that ‘wow’ factor that makes any garden feel like a sanctuary. 🌸⁠
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🏯 Thinking about adding a unique touch to your outdoor space? Take a leaf from Japanese gardens and consider a pagoda; its beauty, culture, and tranquillity rolled into one.⁠
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📸Murrumbeena project detail⁠, 2021⁠

✨ Crazy paving might look wild … but keeping i

✨ Crazy paving might look wild … but keeping it beautiful is easier than you think! ✨⁠
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Crazy paving has made a big comeback in garden design, and it’s no surprise why. With its natural, organic feel and one-of-a-kind patterns, it turns paths, patios, and courtyards into stunning features. But, like any good investment in your garden, a little care goes a long way in keeping it looking its best.⁠
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Here are some simple tips to maintain your crazy paving:⁠
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✅ Regular sweeping – Keeps leaves, dirt, and debris from staining or breaking down between the cracks.⁠
✅ Weed control – Use a natural weed killer or boiling water to stop weeds sneaking through the gaps.⁠
✅ Seal it up – Applying a good quality stone sealer protects against stains, moss, and water damage, while also deepening the colour of the stone.⁠
✅ Gentle cleaning – Skip the harsh chemicals; a soft brush and mild soapy water will do the job without damaging the stone.⁠
✅ Check the grout – Over time, grout or mortar between the stones may loosen — topping it up will keep the paving stable and safe.⁠
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The beauty of crazy paving is its charm; no two designs are the same. With a little maintenance, it will remain a striking, timeless feature in your garden for years to come. 🌿✨⁠
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👉 Got crazy paving in your garden? Show it some love and it’ll keep rewarding you with character and durability season after season.⁠
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📸Mooroolbark 2025 project⁠

🎨🌿 Not all artists use brushes … some use

🎨🌿 Not all artists use brushes … some use gardens. 🌿🎨⁠
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When you step into a garden, you’re stepping into a living masterpiece. Every flower is a brushstroke, every leaf adds texture, and every season shifts the palette. ⁠Unlike traditional art, a garden is never truly finished: it grows, changes, and evolves, influenced by the weather and care.⁠
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That’s what makes it so meaningful. Your hands shape the space, but nature adds its own touch; sunlight filtering through branches, rain nourishing the roots, bees and butterflies completing the scene. ⁠Together, you and the earth create something no gallery could ever contain: beauty that’s alive.⁠
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So next time you’re in your garden, take a moment to look at it like a canvas. What colours are you painting with? What feelings is your masterpiece creating, not just for you, but for everyone who steps inside it? 🌱💚⁠
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Because in the end, gardening isn’t just about plants; it’s about creating art that speaks to the soul.⁠
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🥦🍓 No backyard? No worries, your balcony can

🥦🍓 No backyard? No worries, your balcony can be a farm! 🍓🥦⁠
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Think fresh strawberries for breakfast, crisp lettuce for lunch, and juicy tomatoes for dinner… all grown just a few steps from your kitchen. That’s the beauty of container gardening; it’s easy, space-friendly, and oh-so-rewarding. 🌱✨⁠
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The truth is, you don’t need acres of land to enjoy homegrown goodness. With the right pots and a little know-how, you can grow a surprising variety of fruits and veggies in containers. From vibrant capsicums to sweet strawberries, leafy greens to dwarf citrus trees, your options are far juicier than you might think. 🍋🍅⁠
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And the best part? Container gardens are:⁠
✅ Perfect for renters and small spaces⁠
✅ Easier to maintain than big garden beds⁠
✅ Great for experimenting with new produce⁠
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🌟 We’ve rounded up 10 fruits and vegetables that thrive in pots; whether you’re working with a balcony, courtyard, or just a sunny windowsill.⁠
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👉 Read the complete list in our latest blog: “Ten Fruits and Vegetables That Are Perfect for Container Gardening.”⁠
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https://inspiringlandscapes.com.au/ten-fruits-and-vegetables-perfect-for-container-gardening/⁠

Tips to help you smoothly transition from winter t

Tips to help you smoothly transition from winter to spring!⁠
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Melbourne’s September weather is a tricky blend of sunny days and unexpected frosts, so here are a few tips to help you navigate the transition.⁠
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💚 The “Heat Mat” Hack: Give your summer seedlings (tomatoes, capsicum, etc.) a head start! Instead of buying a fancy heat mat, place your punnets on top of a hot water service or in a sunny windowsill. This consistent warmth helps them grow strong before they encounter the cold garden soil. 🍅⁠
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💚 Smart Companion Planting: Plant garlic or onions near your veggies to naturally deter pests. Add nasturtiums or marigolds to attract bees and beneficial insects that will pollinate your crops and prey on unwanted pests. It’s a win-win for a healthy garden ecosystem! 🧄⁠
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💚 Citrus Gall Wasp Prevention: The citrus gall wasp is a common and frustrating pest in Melbourne, and September is a critical month for its management. A proactive and hands-on approach is key.⁠
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Don’t let citrus gall wasps ruin your harvest! In September, “scalp” the galls on your citrus trees with a sharp knife. This exposes the larvae to the air, killing them and protecting your tree’s health without sacrificing a whole branch.⁠
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What’s on your spring planting list this year?👩🏻‍🌾⁠

🔥🌿 When a plant can light up the darkest cor

🔥🌿 When a plant can light up the darkest corner of your garden, you know it’s something special … 🌿🔥⁠
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Enter the clivia: a bold, brilliant burst of colour that transforms shady spaces into show-stopping displays. With their fiery orange, yellow, and red blooms, clivias don’t just sit quietly in the background. They demand attention, creating instant drama and joy in the garden.⁠
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Clivias aren’t just beautiful, they’re a gift to the wildlife around us. Their trumpet-shaped flowers attract pollinators, while the lush green foliage provides shelter for small creatures.⁠
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They are proof that plants can be more than just decoration; they’re mood-lifters, wildlife-attractors, and storytellers all in one. Whether you grow them in a shaded courtyard, beneath trees, or as a bold border, they’ll reward you with years of low-maintenance beauty and bursts of colour that never fail to impress.⁠
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👉 If your garden has a shady spot waiting for a bit of magic, consider planting clivias. They’ll bring the glow, the wildlife, and the joy.⁠
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📸Glen Iris project, 2022⁠

Small space design with a huge impact! Love it!!⁠
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I’m thrilled to share that I’ve been busy working on a landscaping project in Oak Park, which kicked off the design phase in February 2024. This journey has been a delightful mix of challenges and successes, and I’m genuinely enjoying diving into the details of cozy spaces while crafting fresh ideas.⁠
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My main goal is to create warm and welcoming areas. It’s crucial to balance the project’s wishes and needs, ensuring everything fits together seamlessly. This means taking a hands-on approach and being dedicated to making sure the visuals are just as stunning from inside the property.⁠
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I’m also really excited to be using Castlemaine slate crazy paving in this design. It’s a bit different from my usual work, as I generally prefer bluestone, limestone, and granite, but it really aligns with my client’s vision! ⁠
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The colour brings out his style perfectly and adds a fun vibe to the space. I can’t wait to add some vibrant touches that will create a lovely contrast with the subtle tones.⁠
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📸Oak Park courtyard draft design, 2025⁠

💜 A field of sunflowers or lavender isn’t jus

💜 A field of sunflowers or lavender isn’t just a view … it’s an experience 💛⁠
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There’s a reason people travel across the world to stand among endless rows of golden sunflowers or breathe in the calming fragrance of lavender fields. These landscapes aren’t just beautiful, they’re deeply cultural, symbolic, and soulful. 🌻🌿⁠
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In many cultures, sunflowers represent joy, loyalty, and warmth. Their golden faces follow the sun, a daily reminder to seek light and positivity no matter what. Walk through a sunflower field, and you’ll feel it: the energy, the optimism, the simple happiness radiating around you.⁠
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Meanwhile, lavender carries centuries of meaning. From Provence to the Mediterranean, it’s been celebrated for its healing, soothing, and cleansing properties. ⁠
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A lavender field isn’t just a feast for the senses; it’s a sanctuary. The colour, the scent, the hum of bees weaving through purple blooms … it’s peace in its purest form.⁠
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Together, sunflowers and lavender tell a story of balance: the vibrant energy of joy and the calming presence of serenity. Standing in fields like these feels like being wrapped in the best of both worlds—uplifted yet grounded, alive at ease. 🌸⁠
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👉 So here’s a thought: what if we carried that lesson into our own lives and gardens? A little joy, a little calm … sometimes that’s all we need.⁠

🌸✨ Spring isn’t just a season; it’s a fee

🌸✨ Spring isn’t just a season; it’s a feeling. ✨🌸⁠
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The air softens, the light lingers longer, and suddenly the world feels alive again. And while Spring is beautiful everywhere, there’s something truly magical about experiencing it in a garden.⁠
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This quote says it all. A garden in Spring is more than flowers and fresh leaves; it’s a reminder of renewal. It’s waking up to birdsong, catching the first whiff of jasmine on the breeze, and noticing how a bud becomes a bloom almost overnight. It’s slowing down long enough to witness life pushing forward, quietly but powerfully.⁠
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And maybe that’s why gardens feel so grounding in Spring. They don’t rush. They don’t compare. They grow. Each plant, in its own time, adds beauty to the bigger picture. There’s something deeply comforting in that lesson, especially when the rest of life feels busy or overwhelming.⁠
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So if you can and if you haven’t already, take time this Spring to step into a garden — whether it’s your own backyard, a neighbour’s flower patch, or a public park. Breathe it in. Notice the colours, the textures, the sounds. Let it remind you that new beginnings are always just around the corner. 🌸💚⁠
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👉 How are you greeting Spring this year?⁠

🌿💚 “Forget fancy décor; indoor plants are

🌿💚 “Forget fancy décor; indoor plants are the real game-changers for your space and your wellbeing.” 💚🌿⁠
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That’s the magic of indoor plants, and this week, we’re celebrating them for Indoor Plant Week! 🎉⁠
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Beyond looking gorgeous on your desk, kitchen bench, or coffee table, indoor plants do so much more than we give them credit for:⁠
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💚 They purify the air, making your home healthier to breathe in.⁠
💚 They boost mood and reduce stress (yes, even just looking at greenery can calm the mind).⁠
💚 They bring life and vibrancy to spaces that might otherwise feel flat or lifeless.⁠
💚 And let’s be honest—they make any room instantly more stylish.⁠
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From the tough-as-nails snake plant to the lush peace lily or the ever-popular monstera, there’s an indoor plant for every space, lifestyle, and skill level (yes, even the so-called “black thumbs” 🌱😉).⁠
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The best part? Indoor plants remind us to slow down. Watering, pruning, and watching them grow creates small, mindful moments that add up to something powerful: a deeper connection with nature, even when we’re indoors.⁠
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👉 This Indoor Plant Week, why not add a little green to your life? Your mind, body, and home will thank you.⁠

💗Pink power in the garden? Say hello to the Lor

💗Pink power in the garden? Say hello to the Loropetalum Plum Gorgeous!💗⁠
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Not every plant can pull off being both bold and elegant, but this one does it effortlessly. With its pink foliage and those playful, fringe-like flowers, it’s the kind of plant that makes you stop and say, “Wow … what is THAT?”⁠
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This beauty is from my garden; it’s one of my favourite plants in the whole garden (and trust me, I have a lot of favourites).⁠
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This stunner is hardy, low-maintenance, and adds year-round colour to your garden. Want to take it up a notch? Pair it with:⁠
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🍁 Japanese maples for a dramatic red-and-purple combo in autumn.⁠
🌸 Azaleas or glossy-leaved camellias for layers of soft colour against that bold foliage.⁠
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Together, they create a garden that feels lush, stylish, and effortlessly unique. Whether you grow it as a hedge, a feature shrub, or even in pots, this exceptional plant is guaranteed to turn heads.⁠
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So, are you ready to let this beauty take centre stage in your garden? ✨⁠
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🏡✨ Ever wondered why the most breathtaking ga

🏡✨ Ever wondered why the most breathtaking gardens and outdoor spaces feel so effortless? ✨🏡⁠
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The secret isn’t just great design—it’s collaboration. When landscape designers and architects collaborate, something powerful happens: function and beauty merge seamlessly. 🌿⁠
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👩‍💻 Architects bring structure, scale, and technical know-how.⁠
🎨 Landscape designers bring creativity, flow, and a deep understanding of plants and outdoor living.⁠
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Together? They create spaces that not only look good, but also live well.⁠
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From integrating a home’s architecture with its garden to balancing style with practicality, this partnership ensures every detail works in harmony. And the result? Outdoor spaces that feel natural, timeless, and tailored to the way you live.⁠
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🌟 Curious how this collaboration can transform your own home and garden? Dive into our latest blog: “Why Landscape Designers and Architects Work Best Together.”⁠
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👉 https://inspiringlandscapes.com.au/when-landscape-gardeners-and-architects-join-forces-gardens-come-alive/⁠
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Tips to help you smoothly transition from winter t

Tips to help you smoothly transition from winter to spring!⁠
⁠
Melbourne’s September weather is a tricky blend of sunny days and unexpected frosts, so here are a few tips to help you navigate the transition.⁠
⁠
💚 The “Heat Mat” Hack: Give your summer seedlings (tomatoes, capsicum, etc.) a head start! Instead of buying a fancy heat mat, place your punnets on top of a hot water service or in a sunny windowsill. This consistent warmth helps them grow strong before they encounter the cold garden soil. 🍅⁠
⁠
💚 Smart Companion Planting: Plant garlic or onions near your veggies to naturally deter pests. Add nasturtiums or marigolds to attract bees and beneficial insects that will pollinate your crops and prey on unwanted pests. It’s a win-win for a healthy garden ecosystem! 🧄⁠
⁠
💚 Citrus Gall Wasp Prevention: The citrus gall wasp is a common and frustrating pest in Melbourne, and September is a critical month for its management. A proactive and hands-on approach is key.⁠
⁠
Don’t let citrus gall wasps ruin your harvest! In September, “scalp” the galls on your citrus trees with a sharp knife. This exposes the larvae to the air, killing them and protecting your tree’s health without sacrificing a whole branch.⁠
⁠
What’s on your spring planting list this year?👩🏻‍🌾⁠

✨ Who says swings are just for kids? ✨⁠ ⁠

✨ Who says swings are just for kids? ✨⁠
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There’s something magical about a swing hanging from a tree; simple, natural, and oh-so-inviting. Take this one, for example, I find it the silent hero of this design!🌳✨ ⁠
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👧I can imagine kids racing to it with endless energy, and even the odd “grown-up” or two wouldn’t be able to resist wanting to take a turn. Because let’s be honest, aren’t we all still a little young at heart? ⁠
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The joy doesn’t stop with the swing itself. A garden has a way of creating those small, unforgettable moments:⁠
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🌿 The sound of kids laughing as they run around.⁠
🌸 Parents relaxing nearby, soaking in the sunshine.⁠
🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Friends gathering under the tree, feeling the stress of the week melt away.⁠
🌞 Even a quiet solo moment on the swing with a cup of coffee can feel like pure bliss.⁠
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Gardens aren’t just about plants; they’re about connection, fun, and those sparks of happiness that make life richer. And sometimes, all it takes is something as simple as a swing to remind us of the joy right outside our back door.⁠
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So here’s your reminder: add a touch of play, a dash of comfort, or a pocket of calm to your garden; you’ll be surprised at the happiness it brings. 💚⁠

🌸Stop comparing. Start blooming.🌸⁠ ⁠ In

🌸Stop comparing. Start blooming.🌸⁠
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In the garden, no flower wastes its energy worrying about being brighter, taller, or stronger than the one beside it. Each one grows into its full potential; together, they create something beautiful.⁠
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But in life, we often get caught up in comparisons. Who’s achieving more, who looks more successful, who seems further ahead? The truth? Just like flowers, we’re not meant to be the same. Your journey, your timing, and your “bloom” are unique to you. 🌿⁠
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Gardens remind us that variety is what makes them thrive. A single flower is lovely, but an entire bed of colours, shapes, and sizes? That’s breathtaking. And it’s the same with people; our diversity, our individuality, our different paths are what make the world richer.⁠
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So here’s your gentle nudge today: stop looking sideways. Keep nurturing your own growth, keep leaning toward your own light, and trust that you’re blooming exactly as you’re meant to. 🌼💚⁠
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🌟 This week, ask yourself: how can I water my own growth instead of comparing my garden to someone else’s?⁠

✨ Less work, more enjoyment; that’s the beauty

✨ Less work, more enjoyment; that’s the beauty of a minimalistic garden. ✨⁠
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If you love the idea of spending time in your outdoor space but don’t want weekends consumed by endless weeding, mowing, or pruning, then a minimalist garden might be your perfect match.⁠
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The key to a low-maintenance garden isn’t cutting corners—it’s making wise design choices. Think:⁠
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🌱 Simple planting palettes with hardy, easy-to-care-for species.⁠
🌱 Groundcovers like pebbles or bark mulch to suppress weeds and reduce upkeep.⁠
🌱 Clean lines and open spaces that are practical and stylish.⁠
🌱Emphasising key visuals with low-maintenance options.⁠
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That’s precisely what we delivered for our Blackburn project, where the client wanted an ultra-minimalistic design on a lean budget. We used pebbles along the side for a neat, modern finish and added bark in the garden beds to keep plant care as simple as possible. ⁠
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The result? A space that looks fresh and polished year-round, with minimal effort required.⁠
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Minimalistic gardens don’t just save time; they also create calming, clutter-free spaces where you can actually enjoy being outside instead of feeling like you’re tackling another to-do list.⁠
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👉 Ready to simplify your garden? Start with durable materials, low-maintenance plants, and thoughtful design; it’s incredible how much easier (and more enjoyable) life outdoors can be.⁠
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📸Blackburn project, July 2025 ⁠

♥️✨ Ever seen a ruby-coloured camellia? If n

♥️✨ Ever seen a ruby-coloured camellia? If not, you’re in for a treat ✨♥️⁠
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This soft yet captivating shade isn’t just unusual; it’s unforgettable. It’s the kind of bloom that stops you mid-walk, makes you lean in closer, and leaves you wondering why you don’t see them more often.⁠
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And I’m so lucky to have this one growing in my garden!⁠
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I find that this colour carries a sense of quiet elegance. It doesn’t shout for attention like brighter flowers do; instead, it draws you in with its mysterious hue and uniqueness. It’s the kind of colour that feels timeless yet unexpected, delicate yet powerful. 🌸⁠
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In many ways, I find that this particular camellia reminds me of the beauty of standing out simply by being different. It’s proof that sometimes it’s not the loudest colour in the garden that makes the most significant impact, it’s the one that surprises you, the one that feels rare and precious.⁠
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If you’re looking to add something truly distinctive to your garden this season, camellias deserve a spot on your list. Not only do they bloom beautifully through the cooler months, but they also bring a colour that most people will have never seen in a camellia before. 🌿⁠
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Next time you’re wandering through a nursery or someone’s winter garden, keep your eyes peeled for flowers with unique colours; you’ll know it when you see it.⁠

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