Landscape & Garden Design AU 
Alternative to 'setting' blueboard jointsIts going over a sleeper retaining wall that I will frame up between the posts to provide more support. I know its gunna move, I just need it to look good for 6-12 months. Shady replied 26 February 2008 ago ShadyFeb 26, 2008 2:57 pm An idea for my water feature...Great design Matt. I have seen some of the merbau fading in the sun within few months so looks like they require ongoing maintenance.
I have similar idea but might use … vpande replied 11 March 2008 ago Would love some opinionsZonk - sorry should have put that in my post - its actually for an old house we will have to demolish, we plan on building in Newport. 
It is very expensive but we are… haywgl replied 16 March 2008 ago Boral factory outlet - SydneyHi Michelle,
Most of the places in Melb have either limited stock, or charge you a fortune for delivery. I need about 20 retaining wall blocks (not quite a pallet). At… Garden Pebblesi have only been to hampton park
so i dont know, maybe call them and ask if they have the same pebble range Landscape Gardener for Geelong areaHi all,
Can anyone recommend a good garden designer for the Geelong / Lara area (Vic). A relative is looking for some advise and ideas.
Thanks in advance
Adrian B Adrian B started a topic 7 April 2008 ago My backyard plans.......if I give them paths then at least they run through the garden without running "through" the garden....maybe be… Oil Barrel BBQMake one 3xb, it is not that hard.....surely with your talent...... Native Lawns
May be a slight funding issue.....but may be some part of it may be in the mix. Trees on your Nature Strip
I'm also surprised that they aren't planting natives - I thought all councils/estates were doing that now. In our estate, anything non-native is an absolute NO-NO (well,… Maxie replied 23 April 2008 ago MaxieApr 23, 2008 8:47 pm Merbau & Batu Timber Questionyou can use any quality timber oil on batu
the only draw back to batu is there is almost always small borer holes in it
were do you live almost… I'm by no means a pro but I've done a fair bit of rendering around my place on both brick and blue board. I haven't used the Dulux products as I thought it was a bit pricy… is japanes box a good hedging plant??chelle,
It is commonly reffered to down here as BoxOz and was a big seller for Chris and Marie at Wombat Gully.
It is fast growing buy not as hardy or drought… Getting landscaping quotesHey gang,
We're at the point of requiring a landscaping quote for our block. Our Design Guidelines insist that at least the front is landscaped within six months (which… I've been a big fan of timber gates, and I reckon it kind gives houses abit of character.. colourbond fences are ok.. but just too many houses with the same look.. … back fence privacy+1 for Pittosporums
I've planted a side hedge of limelights, but with a row of camelias in front. The camelias grow much more slowly, but… Dolly22…..while I used to work in a nursery, and have a very green thumb, my DD was never interested in gardening.
That is until she got her own home! I bought her a… Cost of BricklayerYou will pay anywhere from 55cents to $1.20 per brick depending on the state of the building industry i.e. how busy it is My rear fence...Back fence all finished now...
Base stained (wood) to match fence and almost ready for the cricket pitch!  Rubble Gardens.Does anyone have any experience in rubble gardens? Apparently the idea is to use the soil on your block (even dug up clay stuff) and mix it with crushed rock. No need for… joles started a topic 1 June 2008 ago jolesJun 01, 2008 4:08 pm sammyJun 03, 2008 12:16 pm What to do....Having wasted a fortune on roll out turf 8 years ago and then being hit with the drought there is no way I would ever, ever, ever go this option again. If… PaulaJun 07, 2008 7:49 pm Drive & Fence - rough costs?That's great, thanks for that.
Do you know if the drive of fence guy do walls & gates as well?
Would you mind PM'ing me the company details?
We'll probably be… Nurery in the shireit depends on what you are looking for. I am not a green thumb- in fact, i don't even have a garden right now- waiting for the house to be built. As mentioned before,… sammy replied 13 June 2008 ago sammyJun 13, 2008 10:00 am Ponds
thanks for that - i'll take it no fence is needed.
i'd also appreciate any advice on construction - at the moment i've dug out a rectangle below ground level. but it's…
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. I'd think weed mat would be less labour intensive in the long run 
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