Landscape & Garden Design AU 
Landscape Design/plan in Sydneyhow about getting in touch with the garden gurus. The show is no longer WA based anymore and runs from Sydney now. shoot them off an email. They have access to some… shadehouse drainageYes..I've thought of that option..however I think the angular,pointed blue metal would penetrate the plastic and allow the infiltration of irrigation water plus our 4.2… Tropical Plants - Closing Down saleMmmmm ... what a disappointment.
The quality of the plants were horrible .. I wouldn't have even bought them if they were $2 a pot!!!
The prices are still outrageous… Amber replied 22 September 2008 ago AmberSep 22, 2008 7:50 am Water Featureprice wise etc all depends on the complexity of the water feature
rietmans may have kit form water features but most quality water features are custom made on site in… davinci replied 23 September 2008 ago Cost of landscapingMy comment was directed at total build, not build plus land.
So you buy a block of land, then spend 300K building on it, I think 30K for landscaping is totally… gpierce replied 25 September 2008 ago Appropriate plants for Blackwood ParkIt is going to vary from plant to plant as to what is an appropriate length for the cuttings.
Take the cuttings from the growing tips. Make them around 100mm, a bit less… MillipedesThanks Fu Manchu
Great information as always 
Cheers
Dy  DeeElle replied 27 September 2008 ago Standard AzaleaI'll have a go at finding some popular K varieties tomorrow 
Yeah also with the other tips, have a go on anything in the garden. Do some experiments on just a few… Fold-Out Balcony TableYeah they are definately a great idea. Hopefully they do come down in price though! Cazzy replied 28 September 2008 ago CazzySep 28, 2008 6:35 pm Spring and lawnsThanks Fu for your help (sorry in the delay of the reply) I will go get some Bin Die and give it a go this week mel replied 29 September 2008 ago Another retaining wall QuestionHi Snake
40M, 2m High pillars and 1.4M walls was around 16k rendered.. guessing another 4-5k for the sliding gate+fence+small access.
Very happy with the job … Cameron replied 29 September 2008 ago Landscapers & DrainageHi,
We live in a house that has been built into a rockface and is on a steep slope. The house is about 7-8 years and it seems they didnt pay much… raised gardenbeds for ya veggiesThese metal raised beds are very popular here in WA. I think Josh Burn uses them in his garden in Freo. (pretty sure I have seen them in the back ground on gardening… ground cover for slopeNo, that one is in the Dandenongs Where Puffing Billy chuffs past
and yes the plants I have suggested will do very well in Melbourne in the hills or anywhere for that… gates anyone?i guess so. the web site had a lot of different gates. I really thought they were lovely but as I said I know my Dh wouldn't like them. I am still holding out that we… kexkez replied 7 October 2008 ago Fu Manchu…IvyOk….got you on the not cutting back, or whipper snipping. 
Thanks so much Fu Manchu.
I have printed out the info you gave me for Candice and the spraying so I… PaulaOct 12, 2008 8:11 pm karolOct 12, 2008 9:06 pm How to water the newly placed turf ?Some places will sell you water to go with your new turf. I have 6500 litres ready for the Palmetto I am installing in 2 weeks.
As for water tanks, here is the simple… garden designwell that's nice and local
i know you want it on a budget but it won't help in the long term. However I'll have a go
Your first priority is to improve the… rain water tanks pros conswhats the pros and cons of the galv tank to the poly tank apart from price anyone have either and have noticed any problems bert02 started a topic 16 October 2008 ago Cocos Palm- Keep or ChopI was not a fan of palm trees when in Brisbane. They gave no virtually shade and dropped h-u-g-e fronds. I could almost make a kids canoe out of the droppings. Would hate… Paving Advice...or getting edgy!If you are doing a huge area and will be doing a bit at a time I would buy a 9 inch grinder for about $100 and a diamond tip saw blade for… memorial gardenI won't claim this as an original idea but it's something I saw at a cemetery...plaques with inscriptions from school friends or perhaps incorporate something (sculpture… Soil for Vegie GardenI would imagine there is, there are plenty of soil places around. I might pop into one when my garden bed is finished being built. Wingies replied 17 October 2008 ago Free Gardening workshop in PerthNo that was a workshop I did for the city of Wanneroo.
The great gardens scheme is something I am a very strong supporter of.
I am not a part of them (yet ) although I… Strawberries
That would suit me then you dont have to… Paula replied 20 October 2008 ago PaulaOct 20, 2008 10:43 am sealing stackstonepenetrative stone sealer is fine for stackstone weather flat , vertical or what ever, solvent sealer once dry doesnt go milky (white patchs) etc, it is non reactive when… davinci replied 20 October 2008 ago Pre turf questionI better add to this that using "powerfeed" as a clay breaker isn't a one of application and neither is gypsum. Use it at least every month for best results.
from the… Landscape Plan for DAThanks Greg. That is wonderful!!
I have hand drawn one so far but it is a pdf so not sure how to get it onto the site.
loretta replied 23 October 2008 ago Type of LawnI just paid $8.95 pm for HG Palmetto from Soilworx Melbourne Landscaper RecommendationsHey gang,
I've just been told that we have to have a landscaping plan to get final building approval, and we were hoping to start building in a week or so. I was hoping… My synthetic turf quote...Thanks, stormy. I saw the pics and they look awesome!
I will update once something happens. But don't hold your breath as that could take awhile. Hehe slab drama'sAs FuMan said your foundation may have swelled causing heaving of the slab and cracking of your brickwork...photos may help.
Your builder should have included a…
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