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Cameron's Gardening Pty Ltd

Phone: +61 401 209 480

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25.01.2022 Weekly maintenance at this property keeps it looking top condition all year round

25.01.2022 Garden tidy; hedging, weeding and mowing! Nice and neat

25.01.2022 Neat and tidy, gardens really kicking on now

24.01.2022 Camellia screen needed a major prune as it was hanging over the driveway too much!

22.01.2022 Maintenance and hedges

22.01.2022 Stainless steel wire was installed on this colourbond fence to help train the Jasmine climb looking forward to seeing them in full bloom

22.01.2022 Sometimes a hedge needs to be reduced by a few foot! Good for the hedge and perfect time to do so! Our number #1 tip is to reduce it by 100mm below where you want to maintain a manageable height! Reason being is you don’t want to be always cutting it back to thick branches; this will make each trim thereafter easier, quicker and better results!

22.01.2022 Latest native Make Over! Spray weeds, strip unwanted plants, lots of weeding, install new native plants, install leaf mulch and install Corten edging! @ideal_edging @menaisandandsoil @flowerpowergardencentres @sydneywildflowernursery

21.01.2022 Two mint properties we maintain regularly and enjoy seeing their progress each season

20.01.2022 Two lawns we replaced four weeks ago recently had their first mow - looking great!

18.01.2022 Hedge reduction

17.01.2022 What a view to work on

15.01.2022 Latest makeover lawn replacement and strip garden beds ready for client to install their own new Succulents

14.01.2022 Turf replacement using our favourite Buffalo Sapphire!

13.01.2022 Garden clean up! We installed this front garden 4 years ago and maintain it once a year; always comes up mint

11.01.2022 Corten edging garden bed around clients newly installed plants. Short term plants may be okay planted in the lawn but long term it is better to have them seperate from the lawn 1. They can’t be ring barked from the whipper snipper 2. They won’t be competing with the lawn 3. The mulch will breakdown and add nutrients to the soil and retain water ... 4. Looks better! @ideal_edging @menaisandandsoil

11.01.2022 Garden clean up looking neat and tidy again! just in time for Christmas

10.01.2022 Corten edging was used here to create more defined areas between lawn and garden; easier to maintain lawn edges and no gaps for the grass to go through! Oh and will look great once it rusts up!!

08.01.2022 Turf replacement and renovation using Buffalo Sapphire, top soil, aerator and granular fertiliser!

08.01.2022 Fresh hedge trimming and pine bark mulch installed at this property... the mulch really makes the plants stand out and sets a nice mood ready for Christmas! @menaisandandsoil #cameronsgardening #hedges #pinebark #garden #gardening #gardener #gardeningbusiness #sutherlandshire #sutherlandshirebusiness

07.01.2022 Returning these gardens to their former glory

07.01.2022 Weekly maintenance really does pay off, lawn looking on point for Chrissy!

07.01.2022 Viburnum hedge trimming

06.01.2022 Turf replacement the original lawn was Cooch and couldn’t survive the dappled shade and infrequent watering. We chose our go to Buffalo, Sapphire for this area!

06.01.2022 Galvanised edging to neaten up the driveway area @ideal_edging

05.01.2022 Lilly Pilly hedge makes a great screen!

05.01.2022 Leaf mulch suits natives / informal gardens! Mulch is so important to the overall look and health of any garden 1. Helps retain moisture in the soil 2. Prevents weeds 3. Breaks down and adds nutrients to the soil 4. Makes the garden look good!

04.01.2022 Sorting some shrubs out!

03.01.2022 Lilly Pilly hedge trimming

03.01.2022 Weekly maintenance looking great after the hedges are done

02.01.2022 Insight into our week very busy start of autumn which is a good time to get any last pruning and fertilising done before the season ends! Autumn is the best time to install plants in our opinion because the days and soil are still warm and won’t cause too much stress on the plant. Installing them now helps establish a solid root system through winter and prepares them for spring