Hi Michelle, We have a range of images of various landscapes gardens we have designed (including courtyards ) viewable here - http://www.onlinegardendesign.com.au/landscaping-work/ And some sample landscape designs viewable here - http://www.onlinegardendesign.com.au/samples/ This may offer you some...

We can certainly help you with this. We offer landscape packages as per your request. Have a look at our site for designs. The pricing is also in the range you suggested. Happy to answer any questions. Thanks Dave

Try googling for a 'garden designer' or 'landscape designer'. We also offer a full landscape design service, including offering designs for clients they want to attempt the construction/planting themselves.

We do a lot of landscape designs for new builds like yours. Tashpaul is exactly right, you need to work out the main functions of your garden and then work the design around the functions - eg kids play, entertainment, display garden, quiet retreat. Of course you can achieve several objectives in th...

Hi there, This really is a blank canvas! The concepts that i think you should look at are; - Softening the house and the fence around property - Creating function/practical areas based upon the layout of the house and the most appropriate use of the garden - Creating some features that are viewable ...

Generally you want a landscape plan in place before proceeding. A good landscape designer will be able to put together a plan based upon what you want/need and wish for, all within your determined budget. Once a plan is in place, it will be easier to get comparable quotes from subcontractors (landsc...

A few ideas; Retractable clothesline new large format pavers over concrete creeper grown on fence to hide and give illusion of garden being larger. (perhaps star jasmine) another 'layer' of planting where garden bed width allows - evergreen giant liriopes is one option. paint fence a uniform neutral...

First thing to look at is the layout of the garden and unsure you get the structure/pathways/hard landscaping areas right, then start to explore the planting. Have a look over your neighbours gardens to get an idea of what grows well in the area. Correct plant selection for your area will save you p...

I think the layout is ok, but you might find the lack of garden leaves the space feeling a bit sterile. I would try and make the garden beds a bit more interesting and great up all the straight lines, also consider a feature tree or a couple of palms in the corner of the yard to match the space more...

That is a nice looking plan. I look forward to seeing this garden come together.

Looks like an African olive, if so, remove it!! Serious weed.

There is a process you should follow with any garden design. Firstly you want to think about the functions that you want the space to achieve, for the front, this may simply be to look good and add to the street appeal. Next work out the hard landscaping elements, then lastly look at feature element...

Looks like a metrosideros to me, but could perhaps be a Lilly pilly also. A closer image would help clarify. Whatever it is, you can certainly hedge it.

I was simply trying to avoid blatant self promotion. My PM to the original poster was just a brief introduction about myself and our service.

Ill send a PM but generally a google search will give you a list to work from, email this list of potential landscape designers and ask for a quote.

Ill send a PM

Lawn preparation steps; - Remove rubble. - Rotary hoe the existing soil over to loosen. - Remove excess soil if required. - Rough leveling to achieve an even grading across the yard. - Depending of the existing soil quality (looks a bit gutless) add a good layer of organic turf underlay soil. Incorp...

Giant liriopes would work. Or other ornamental grasses

I see you have camleias there in the opposite bed. To try and tie into these somewhat id suggest some small shrubs that will suit the brief such as - raphiolepsis, nandina, buxus, osmanthus. or if you want a groundcover that can be easily pulled back to assess your inspection points look at trachelo...