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…
Coastal Garden
Careful planning and site preparation will ensure your coastal garden is just as stunning as your ocean views
Personal Touch – Garden Art
Enjoy unique personalised outdoor spaces and designs that are as individual as you are
Australian style native plants
There has been a renewed interest of late in Australian native plants as drought conditions continue and gardeners and garden designers alike look for indigenous trees, shrubs and flowering plants tha ...
Growing Columbines
Columbine flowers, also known as Aquilegias or by their more common name of Grannyâ??s Bonnets, seem to have disappeared from most gardens over recent years.
Growing Magnificent Magnolias
Just when winter gardens plummet into the depths of their colourless dormancy, deciduous magnolias light up the sky with a breathtaking display of radiant blooms.
White in the Garden
The white oleander is particularly low maintenance but should be avoided if you have small children or are near schools or public areas, as it can be incredibly toxic.
Camellias in the Garden
Some of the earliest camellias in Australia were sent by John Macarthur jnr from England to Camden Park, southwest of Sydney.
