Garden beds, rocks and feature gardens
Once the fence is up and the wall is in, the yard needs finishing.
Garden beds, steppers, rocks and feature gardens turn new levels into a finished outdoor space.
New retaining walls create new levels, and new levels need garden beds, paths and edges to tie them together. Doing it with the same crew means the finishes line up with the walls.
We also place rocks and steppers with our own machines, which suits bigger feature rocks that are too heavy to move by hand.
Watch it go together.
- Cut the slopeThe excavator cuts the bank back to make room for the wall and drainage.
- A solid baseA level, compacted base goes in under the first course.
- Build it upA low sandstone wall goes in to hold the new garden bed.
- Drainage behindGravel and a slotted pipe go in behind the wall so water can escape.
- Plant it outSoil, garden beds and plants go in, with turf on the lower level.
Real jobs, real photos.
Levels first
Sort walls, drainage and levels before garden beds go in, so water runs the right way.
Access
Feature rocks and soil deliveries need a clear path for machinery.
Plants and upkeep
Think about how much time you want to spend looking after the garden when choosing beds and plants.
Common questions about garden beds and landscaping.
Something else? Call Shane on 0415 108 766.
Can you do the landscaping after the retaining wall?
Yes. We can finish the area around the wall with garden beds, steppers and rocks.
Do you place large feature rocks?
Yes. We use our own excavators to move and place heavier rocks.
Can you do the whole backyard?
Fencing, retaining, drainage, garden beds and finishes can all be done together. Tell us what you have in mind.
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Tell us what needs fencing, holding or digging.
Pick the job and answer a few quick questions, so Shane has what he needs to quote.