LANDSCAPE DESIGN WITH

A WILD, NATIVE AESTHETIC

Landscape Design with a focus on sustainability

Are you searching for inspiration and guidance to kick start your garden? Is your veggie bed in need of some love? Would you like to be inspired by a new vision for your property? I’d love to share my passion for landscape design with you.

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After much procrastination my website is now live. Thanks #nicolebowllerartdesign for putting it together for me and Sophie for the photos! Check it out... https://www.carlaperrygardens.au/ I'd love to hear from you to talk about your garden dreams
Pomegranates and tomatoes, the end of the Autumn harvest.
I was very excited to be approached by The Humble Trader in Kinglake to turn the lawn area next to the shop and yoga studio in a welcoming and playful garden. Clare the creator of this gorgeous business has been collecting succulents she wants to use
I don't have any time to weed the vegetable garden at the moment so I've moved the chooks in. So far they haven't been keen on tackling the dense thicket either and are timidly skirting around the edges.
One of my favourite past times is rearranging my pot plants. This group includes some new babies from MIFGS and Yarra Valley Plant Fair.
I'm always a big fan of a mossy stump. #porepunkah
My block is long and skinny. At the top it is hot, dry and sunny. Down the bottom there is a creek so it is damp and shady. This year I planted dahlias in the top, middle and bottom of the block. These photos are the ones in the sunniest spot at the
A very quick sketch of a project I'm working on. The client (me!) wants some flowering perennials around the gazebo. There are some tall shrubs on the western side for shade and to screen the neighbours. This looks out onto railway sleeper steps (t
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First of the figs, last of the dahlias and some type of capsicum I'd forgotten I had planted

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