Nurture your outdoors
Eco-friendly water management and thoughtful design are the keys to creating a lush alfresco sanctuary Outdoor entertaining has…
It’s Grow Time!
Greenhouses designed to nurture a more sustainable future for Australia Established in 2007 by visionary entrepreneur John Herrick,…
Complete rainwater solutions. The Davey Master Dealer difference.
Australia’s relationship with water is unique. When the rain comes, we celebrate it. When rain doesn’t come, we…
Two simple solutions for waterproofing garden decking projects
Creating gardens that feel like a natural extension of your home – versatile, inviting, and easy to look…
Smarter irrigation: healthy gardens, less waste
Australia’s gardens are at the heart of our homes – where families gather, kids play and weekends are…
Year-Round Comfort: How the Davey AquaThermPRO Extends Outdoor Living Naturally
As Australian gardeners know, the backyard isn’t just about plants — it’s an entire lifestyle. From early spring…
Kookaburra terrace: Formal garden delight
As the winner of the 2011 Hills Building and Design Award for the Urban Landscape Category, this formal garden is stunning, with a unique Australian flair
Growing the menu: Bells at Killcare
A country-style restaurant garden provides fresh, seasonal, organic food
Top three water features for any garden
Water features can add so much to any garden - from creating sound and movement, to decorative appeal and style
Kindred organics: Quinoa farm
A family-operated organic farm in an historic part of Tasmania has made quinoa part of its success story
Taking the plunge: Pool and surrounding garden
A spectacular garden, landscape and entertaining area all constructed around the plunge pool centrepiece
Garden decor: Pots and planters
Pots and planters have come a long way from the humble terracotta. Infuse your garden with some style:
In the heights: Rooftop garden bliss
A project that was hard to access, this rooftop garden now shines
Plan before you plant
Whether moving house to a new garden or just planning another bed in your existing one, preparation and observation pay off
Garden Diary: Things to do in February
Late summer is a time of bounty in edible gardens. Make the most of late summer crops by picking frequently. Swap or preserve whatever you can’t eat fresh