Fernery_5. Mt Coot-tha botanical Garden

Popular posts from this blog

Just how Green are New Zealand landscapes?

Image
Just how green are the New Zealand landscapes? This is a question often asked by people yet to visit Aotearoa, 'Land of the long white cloud'. It is sometimes a little overwhelming for visitors arriving in the country via Auckland, with the vast amounts of green shades within our landscape, the colour play on the waters with reflections of blue-white silk skies. Often quoted as being the 'Silver City', Auckland city also has some very green sights to be seen. The photo taken yesterday, Autumn Vista Views, are framed with native nz and exotic introduced species. The image is a part of a growing set that have been captured through the changing seasons from a private residence in the suburbs of West Auckland, North Island, New Zealand. The residence is situated on a busy through road in a built up suburban area of Auckland. From the photos you can see there are no other houses to be seen, even amongst the busy hussle of the steadily growing city. Proving the point, Yes, ev...
Read more

New Zealand Plant Photos. Rangitoto Island. Astelia

Image
New Zealand plants are very hardy in a variety of exposed situations. Astelia is seen here growing in large groups within the volcanic rock of Rangitoto Island, New Zealand. By observing native plants growing in their natural environment NZLANDSCAPES landscape garden designers based in Auckland, New Zealand are inspired to include reflections of the natural environment within your residential and commercial landscape design. To speak with one of our professional landscape designers about plants suitable to your location in please EMAIL NZLANDSCAPES.COM
Read more

Free PLANTING PLAN. NZLANDSCAPES Landscape Design Auckland, New Zealand.

Image
Plant plans and garden / planting layout plans are the best way to achieve a desired landscape garden style. Using a professionally designed landscape plan you are able to keep on track towards the final landscaping goals and find the plants that are required in the planting plan earlier on in the process. This helps to establish the basis of the design. Additional aspects of the landscaping plans can be achieved along a defined time line as the landscape implementation schedule states. Positioning of plants is made easy with the added bonus of using a scaled plant plan. Landscapers and gardeners use working plans drawn to scale to determine plant widths, placement, positioning of structures and any dominant landscape features. All are taken into account and outlined on the landscape base plan. To send email to NZLANDSCAPES follow the link above or CLICK HERE to use your mail client.
Read more