Lawns and garden beds
Planting and turf often finish off a larger project, or can refresh a tired garden on their own.
- Turf laying for new and replacement lawns
- Garden bed preparation, planting and mulching
- Hedging and boundary planting
- Stepping-stone and gravel paths through lawns and beds
Soil preparation
Turf and plants establish best on well-prepared ground. That usually means removing weeds and debris, levelling, and improving the soil where needed so roots can grow down rather than sitting on the surface.
Plants that suit the Peninsula
Coastal gardens deal with wind, salt and sandy soil, while hinterland gardens can be cooler and heavier. Choosing plants and turf varieties that suit your spot means less work and water once things settle in.
New turf needs regular watering in its first weeks. Adding irrigation at the same time can make establishment much easier.