Every site presents different challenges to overcome to create a pleasing
garden. Some problems can be overcome simply by placing a plant in a
strategic position but others require a great deal of thought to arrive at
the correct solution.
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Challenge 1
The owners of this garden were keen to have a formal garden on this steeply
sloping property (1.9m fall across the site).
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Challenge 2
With the prospect of the garden being ruined during the construction of new boundary walls the owners of this garden decided it was the perfect time to update the garden.
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Challenge 3
This Spanish Revival duplex is on a corner lot so the outdoor
areas were fragmented and the largest area had walls set at
unusual angles.
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Challenge 4
When the new owners bought this property they new that they wanted to renovate both the house and the garden.
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Challenge 5
The owners of this home wanted to create a Mediterranean courtyard in which to display a sculpture/fountain that they had aquired.
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Challenge 6
This courtyard wasn't suitable for entertaining in and the view of
it from the living areas of the home was very uninviting.
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Challenge 7
This garden is on an unsewered steeply sloping lot in an
environmentally sensitive area. The challenge was to provide a
required area of level ground so that the approved waste
disposal unit could operate efficiently.
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Challenge 8
The area under this pergola was too small to accommodate a play
area for the children and a large dining table.
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