Understanding Fungal-Dominant vs Bacterial-Dominant Soil Ecosystems: Implications for Landscape Specification
Learn how fungal- and bacterial-dominant soils impact plant health, species choice, and maintenance in urban and landscape design projects.
Understanding Contour Swales: A Guide for Australian Landscape Architects
Discover how contour swales manage stormwater in Australian landscapes. Learn key design principles, benefits, and when to specify them with confidence.
Chop and Drop: A Call for a Shift in Australia’s Landscape Industry
The chop and drop method offers a simpler, more efficient way to maintain the land while simultaneously enriching it
Mass and Mixed Planting in Landscape Specification Across Australia
Mass planting has emerged as an essential strategy for landscape architecture in Australia over the last few decades in the design of public spaces.
The Comprehensive Guide to Growing Rhagodia Spinescens
Explore the Rhagodia spinescens, commonly known as saltbush, is one of Australia’s most adaptable and resil-ient native shrubs.
Introducing Hot Tones into Your Planting Scheme
Discover how to use red, orange, and yellow plants to energise your garden. Explore design tips and a hardy plant palette for warm, bold landscapes.
The Art of Feature in Landscape Design Plants
Learn how to use feature plants to enhance garden design. Explore form, texture, colour theory, and spatial tips to create stunning outdoor spaces.
Australian Wildflowers and Hackable Natives: Save Money with Resilient Plants
Rising garden maintenance costs make machine-maintained plants a smart alternative to hand-manicured varieties.
Australian Wildflowers and Hackable Natives: The Secret to Saving Money
Are you looking for a robust and adaptable plant to elevate your garden or landscape design?
The Low-Allergen Garden: Designing with Plants for Pollen-Sensitive Individuals
Design gardens for pollen-sensitive individuals with low-allergen plants. Ideal for private and public spaces needing inclusive, allergy-friendly planting.