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When designing a modern residential streetscape in Central Otago, selecting the right landscaping plants is all about balancing architectural beauty with extreme climate resilience. A prime example of this is the streetscape planting within the premium Wooing Tree residentia...
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Photo (L to R): Juncus edgariae, Carex secta, Phormium tenax, Juncus pallidus, Phormium cookianum...
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Central Otago’s winter soils can swing wildly: waterlogged after rain, then suddenly dry. Choosing plants that can cope with both ends of the moisture spectrum is one of the simplest ways to keep a garden looking tidy and resilient year‑round.Two hardy natives stand out ...
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Across the Southern Lakes and Central Otago, dry, free-draining soils are the norm, not the exception. Many gardens rely on minimal irrigation, and exposed sites can challenge even the toughest species.To help clients choose with confidence, we’re introducing a new monthly...
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Supporting local biodiversity is becoming a major focus for both residential garden designs and commercial developments. With the cooler months upon us, winter is actually the perfect time to start planning your landscape overhauls.If you are looking to design vibrant outdoo...
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BuzzStop, Frankton, Queenstown: A Small Patch Making a Big Difference

One of the best parts of growing plants locally is seeing where they end up. Landscapes across Queenstown and the wider Southern Lakes region all have their own stories, and we’re starting a new series to share a few of them. First up: BuzzStop in Frankton, Queenstown — ...
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