Tim Davies Landscaping Project 9

Drawing on Japanese landscapes, the featured project utilises Chinese elms, Japanese box hedge, bamboo, mondo grass, evergreen ash and waterlilies to create a lush scenery that responds to the home’s architecture, ultimately highlighting its elegant design. Intensive pruning styles were adopted for the mature trees. The effect is a contemporary take on traditional Japanese gardening techniques. Sub-surface drip-irrigation is used throughout the garden beds to reduce transpiration, ensuring the garden remains green and fresh-looking all year-round. Ponds in the front and rear of the Webb & Brown–Neaves built home create a feeling of peace and are positioned in a way that gives the impression that the house is floating. Constructed from bluestone pavers and featuring woodstone, the feature is a striking yet modest addition.

The Japanese theme is continued with the use of bamboo screen fencing and cedar screens. A concentric steel planter beautifully showcases the range of plantings, an eye-catching feature. The featured garden illustrates Tim Davies Landscaping’s ability to adapt classical design elements to create fresh and contemporary results that are both attractive and practical. For 30 years the company has been creating award-winning gardens. A leader in the Western Australian landscaping industry, Tim Davies Landscaping is dedicated to listening to clients and working with them to create outstanding individual gardens. Specialising in landscape design, construction, commercial landscaping maintenance and residential maintenance, there’s little the friendly and experienced team can’t do for you.