Landscaping Auckland is a career that is thriving, as more and more homeowners are looking to create outdoor living spaces. Whether it’s a lawn, flower beds or a complete redesign, these landscapers can do it all!
Good landscaping helps a development integrate with the surrounding area, adds value and improves usability. It also enhances social cohesion, accessibility and contributes to stormwater management.
Kensington Landscaping
Kensington Landscaping in Auckland is a landscaping company that aims to provide world-class garden designs to homes throughout the area. Their services include paving, decking, pergolas, lawns, water features and more.
They also provide maintenance services for your garden and outdoor living areas. This includes weeding, pruning and mulching.
Their team of gardeners are experienced and trained to handle any job you may have. They offer services for both residential and commercial properties.
In the past, they have worked on a wide range of projects including the interior and exterior landscapes in Southpark Corporation’s new development precincts in the Hibiscus Coast. They also acted as the landscape architects on the internal parks and gardens surrounding Seabreeze, Tui Point and The Ferns buildings in the North-West Quarter.
Their team of experts has international and NZ experience, responsible for transforming countless east Auckland landscapes. They create stunning outdoor solutions for a variety of budgets. They go the extra mile to deliver the best possible results for their clients.
Kirsten Sach Landscape Design Ltd
Kirsten Sach Landscape Design Ltd is one of Auckland’s many green companies and it has been around for well over a decade. The company is the brainchild of a duo of garden lovers – a husband and wife team with an eye for the latest and greatest in plant life. The most recent project is a large scale horticultural showcase that resides in a suburban park adjacent to a local shopping mall. During the initial planning phase, the team took to the road a few times a week for meetings with horticultural experts, contractors and suppliers to ensure a smooth transition from idea to reality. The resulting show lasted a little less than a month and will be on display for at least a few more years to come.
Ground Up Landscaping Ltd
Ground Up Landscaping is a name that’s synonymous with quality landscaping, from tree pruning to installing a pool surround they’ve got you covered. Their website has a lot to offer including a blog, and they’re a family run company that prides themselves on giving a fair deal to every customer. In addition to their top notch landscaping services they also offer something called a garden maintenance programme.
Founded in 2017 they are currently registered in the NZ business register under a business number of 9429045894534. They have a small but dedicated team of staff that are on hand to answer any questions you may have from design to installation and everything in between. If you’re looking to get the most out of your property, give this team a call for a free quote! They have some interesting products and services that are well worth the effort. The most exciting one is their latest offering, the Big Green Box.
Second Nature Garden
In Second Nature, Michael Pollan explores the importance of gardens in our relationship with nature. He believes that a garden is a place where humans and nature mingle, creating an environment that is more alive and productive for us than it would be without human intervention.
In a world where environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly important, the idea of a garden that is a partnership between humans and nature is essential. This partnership is necessary to ensure a healthy, vibrant garden that has the potential to thrive and be a source of beauty, food, shelter, and inspiration for generations to come.
As a gardener himself, Pollan has seen this partnership in action and understands the importance of maintaining a balance between cultivation and the natural processes of the landscape. As a result, his book is not only a funny, profound and beautifully written piece in the finest tradition of American nature writing but also a wonderful meditation on our relationship with the earth.