St Kilda, Victoria.

Contemporary Japanese Garden

Front Yard and several Internal Court Yards

Nestled in the heart of St Kilda this architecturally designed home and gardens has a Contemporary Japanese Garden theme. The selection and placement of both the round bluestone steppers and large decorative rocks, used as the transition from the inside living to the outside were key features in this garden design. The sound of the water running down the rain chain into large decorative bowl provides a feeling of calm, tranquillity, and contemplation. The planting scheme for this courtyard space included Acer palmatum Herbstfeuer, Anemone hybrid Single White., Ajuga reptan Black Scallop, Hakonechloa macra Aureola Forest Grass, Setaria palmifolia Palm Grass, Hydrangea quercifolia Snow Queen Oak Leaf Hydrangea, Dichondra repens Kidney Weed, Helleborus orientalis Hellebores, Liriope spp., Evergreen Giants and Viola hederacea Native Violet.

  • Site excavation and levelling
  • Drainage
  • Irrigation system
  • Garden Lighting
  • Planting
  • Decorative rocks
  • Rain chain water feature
  • Paving

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