Landscape

On a little patch in a little town, a local garden star creates a space that borrows from changing light and adjacent greenery to form an elegant sum of its parts

On a long-held pastoral property, the generational work has begun to restore a deeper health to Country.

Multi-generational living on a steep site in Tasmania provides a cosy refuge from the weather.

This lush multi-zoned garden echoes the local ecology, waltzing with surrounding built forms.

A coalition of informed, passionate and interested parties helps nature breathe new life into a battered Victorian valley.

Landscape architect Emily Simpson transforms a formal, traditional garden into a more natural, textured landscape, providing a variety of spaces for its owners to enjoy.

An experimental garden in Frankston provides plant information to one of our most exciting gardeners, Jac Semmler.

The Wunggurrwil Dhurrung Centre is built on deep respect for Indigenous knowledge and culture, interdisciplinary collaboration and aspiration for the future.

Designed to morph with the years-long changing needs of a young family, this deeply thought-out garden lies ready for anything.

The new Arid Garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Melbourne has its roots in a succulent and cacti collection started by a passionate young boy over a hundred years ago.