grey to green – Kath Gadd Landscape Design

Layers of Texture in Cranbourne Botanical Garden

Layers of Texture in Cranbourne Botanical Garden

I was in Melbourne last school holidays and I [...]

kathgadd_admin2024-11-05T12:11:40+10:00November 5, 2024|Categories: Bird attracting, Drought hardy, Feature shrub, Frost tolerant, Hedge, Landscape Design, Naturalistic garden, Screening plants, Shade tolerant, Small tree|Tags: Border planting, bush style garden, canopy tree, Cranbourne Botanic Gardens, Eucalyptus walk, foliage texture, Garden Borders, grey to green, groundcovers, harmony, Iron barks, Landscape Design, Layers, mass and void, mass planting, modern native garden, pathways, planting combination, Pomaderris, underplanting, weeping habit|

Australian Landscape Conference 2023: Beyond the Boundaries

Australian Landscape Conference 2023: Beyond the Boundaries

A few weekends ago I was lucky enough to [...]

kathgadd_admin2023-04-06T15:34:10+10:00April 4, 2023|Categories: Bird attracting, Coastal, Drought hardy, Landscape Design, Landscape Design Details, Naturalistic garden, Urban Design|Tags: ALC2023, Cistus Nursery, Fergus Garrett, Georgina Reid, Great Dixter Charitable Trust, grey to green, Landscape Conference 2023, Landscape Design, LDI, Professor Andrew Campbell, Professor Rob Adams, shade tree, Teresa Moller Landscape Studio, Wonderground, wonderground.press|

Celebrating Corymbia citriodora on National Eucalyptus Day!

Celebrating Corymbia citriodora on National Eucalyptus Day!

I returned earlier this week from the Landscape Conference [...]

kathgadd_admin2023-03-23T11:50:48+10:00March 23, 2023|Categories: Bird attracting, Naturalistic garden, Urban Design, Winter flowering|Tags: bee attracting, canopy tree, city of melbourne, Corymbia citriodora, decorative bark, Eucalyptus day, fragrant, grey to green, Landscape Design, Scented, shade tree, weeping habit|