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25.01.2022 Japanese Garden in inner city Brisbane

24.01.2022 This succulent garden only required one water to set it up and has turned into quite an extraordinarily lush garden for its type. It has thousands of native bees that call it home, lights up at night and is something that needs to be done on a larger scale !! The paving i chose for the landscape was a natural blue stone, this photo was taken mid construction but doesnt it look amazing.

22.01.2022 This is a before and after shot of a garden i built around a year ago. In a Japanese style with half the garden to have lawn so the kids can still play and kick the ball around.Of course the garden is fully automated with led lighting and irrigation. We have had some amazing growth as one of the most important factors was to screen out the neighbours for some privacy. All the soil and grass from the landscape was pushed to the back of the garden to provide a mountain like contour to plant into. The Japanese water basin is totally low maintenance and is always available to wash your hands and face after a meander through the garden.

16.01.2022 This is a tree fern garden with two pot ponds. The tree ferns and ponds all have low voltage lighting that are all on automatic timers. The pond pots are set up with a working ecosystem, water lilies and gold fish with no need for pond pumps.

15.01.2022 Cascade Garden Design was featured in the Australian House and Garden Magazines Little Black Book the Best of the Best Landscape Specialists in Queensland for 2013 and 2014.

10.01.2022 Another hot day in Brisbane!

06.01.2022 Led Garden lighting on timers bringing the garden alive after dark! This is the bottom end of a water fall as the water creeps through the tree fern forest.

03.01.2022 Before and after shots of the Japanese gardens pathways, paving and rockery being built. A lot of work but worth it in the end. No concrete was used in the construction of the Japanese garden, all natural.