Garden Refresh

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A garden refresh is for when you need a little help and a fresh perspective to enhance your garden space with a clear plan and minimal landscaping.

Great for tiny spaces, tricky parts of a larger garden, or quick updates before an event or property sale.

Includes a brief chat about your current challenges and needs followed by a straightforward design and plan to bring it to life yourself.

Contact us below to get started!

Step 1:

Complete a brief survey then we meet for a 30 minute in-person visit or video call to assess the space and to understand what you need, your time, & budget.

Step 2:

Measure up and photograph the space. This can be added to an in person visit, or you'll be guided to do-it-yourself.

Step 3:

Plans drawn, plants selected, and your garden refresh steps written up.

Step 4:

You get a design plan and information to bring the plan to life such as planting and purchasing tips.

Step 5:

Brief follow up call or visit to check in, answer questions, and help with troubleshooting.

How long does a garden refresh take?

Currently plans can be ready within 1-3 weeks but we'll give you a clear estimate at the start. Let us know if you have a specific deadline. How long it takes to implement is up to you, but we aim to provide clear, efficient instructions so you can get started straight away.

Can this be done completely online?

Yes, if you provide really clear photos and are happy to measure up the space yourself. We can arrange multiple video chats.

Do you use AI to create designs?

Nope! We use our brains, which are full of decades of local horticultural knowledge and design talent, along with real life experience living and growing in small spaces.

Do you physically create the gardens?

That depends - our basic refresh package is designed for you to DIY, with guidance and support so you can get it done in your own time and in budget. Depending on your location and needs we can help put it all together. Let's chat!

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Melbourne, Australia

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