Mountain Echo Landscape & Horticulture in Berry, New South Wales | Gardener

Mountain Echo Landscape & Horticulture

Locality: Berry, New South Wales

Phone: +61 409 743 828

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25.01.2022 What an epic project this was, the Living Landscapes project with Landcare Australia and Bundanon Trust. We were privileged to be the primary contractors on this great project, planting over 50000 trees in total at Bundanon and Eearie Park on the beautiful Shoalhaven river. It makes our hearts burst to see all these babies grown up! #environmentalcontracting #mountainecholandsape... #plantatree ... @bundanontrust It is hard to believe that these two photos were taken in the same location. In seven years, approximately 25,000 trees that were planted to regenerate Eearie Park have become established. The first photograph was taken this week, and the second in 2015 (swipe ) just after planting finished.

25.01.2022 Now is the time to get stuck into all those #gardenmaintenance jobs! The warmer months are well and truly here and its all systems go

24.01.2022 Striking image of a recently burned tree, exposing its vascular tissue, the xylem and phloem. A trees vascular system carries water and minerals from the root...s up to the leaves, and photosynthesized food back down to the rest of the tree. Interesting fact: Trees have no muscles (or nervous system) so all of this movement is powered by turgor pressure, which is controlled by stomata in the leaves that open and close as needed. (via Reddit

24.01.2022 Pooch approved stairs. Recycled hardwood sleepers from @diytimbersbomaderry #mountainecholandsape ... #landscapedesignandconstruction See more

24.01.2022 Theres always a job or two to be done in a large garden. The boys were busy bringing down the height of a very tall hedge that was shading out a tree screen behind it. Its hard yakka but were all over it #gardenmaintenance #mountainecholandscape

24.01.2022 Take a seat in the shade of the trees... #mountainecholandscape #gardendesign #landscapedesign #relaxingspaces... #nature See more

23.01.2022 Garden delights #lunch #rain #vegetablegardening #eastcoastlowmagic... #thedroughtisbroken #climatecrisis #mountainecholandscape See more

22.01.2022 Retaining wall done and dusted #mountainecholandsape #landscapedesign #retainingwalls

22.01.2022 Another project complete Firepit area with sandstone retaining walls surrounded by a beautiful native garden perfectly positioned to take in the magnificent views Designed and constructed by #mountainecholandsape #landscapedesign #gardendesign

22.01.2022 Retaining walls can improve the usefulness, productivity and aesthetics of many types of property. Like this gabion wall we built for some lovely local clients. #landscapedesign #mountainecholandscape

21.01.2022 Have a great weekend yall Stay positive, stay productive

21.01.2022 Had to post this one

20.01.2022 Our little farm gate trailer is open for business! While currently we dont have produce such as fruit & veg for sale, we do have a growing range of plants. The past few weeks have been stressful to say the least. Out of control fires spreading across the country. No rain. The climate crisis has come much sooner than predicted, and its come with a vengeance. Our government has and is failing to make the changes needed.... So its up to us more than ever! Small changes are good changes! These thoughts inspired me to open up our farm gate stall a little earlier than planned. Were offering endemic plant species for sale, grown from locally sourced seed and propagated in our on site nursery. Each tree has the power to create change!, reverse climate change and create habitat for local wildlife. Were also donating half of the sale of each plant to our local RFS. Were located on Coolangatta Rd just out of Berry. (please pull over and park thoughtfully on side of road )

20.01.2022 Yesterday we ended the working year with a splash! Venturing way out of our comfort zone, taking our feet and hands out of the soil and into the ocean. I really cant recommend Woebegone Freedive enough. Dylan and Lara very quickly put all our fears to rest and led us on such an exhilarating adventure. Their passion and knowledge of the ocean is infectious and inspiring. Ryan, the Mountain Echo crew, and I couldnt be more grateful Were already planning the next adventure with Woebegone Freedive! https://www.facebook.com/woebegonefreedive/

19.01.2022 Courtyard plantings of white and purple Lavender for the bees, Buxus for a clean border and kitchen herbs at the door #gardendesignideas #mountainecholandscape #landscapedesign

18.01.2022 Who needs spinach when you have Warrigal Greens growing wild in the front yard

17.01.2022 Weve been working with @rybrookfarm this week planting out and giving life to what was a bare gully/ dry creek bed. A former paddock for cattle now given back to the local ecology #regeneration #mountainecholandsape #treeplanting... @ Milton, New South Wales See more

11.01.2022 Its been a get your hands, legs, face and everything else dirty kinda week, but most of us are still smiling #itsfriday Have a great weekend lovely people #workinghard #ouremployeesrock... #mountainecholandscape See more

11.01.2022 Its a great day for planting a tree Doing some #gardenmaintenance at the Berry Courthouse. #mountainecholandscape #gardendesign... #berrycourthousegardens See more

09.01.2022 Beautiful day planting at @mountainridgewines yesterday with over 200 trees, shrubs and ground covers going in

09.01.2022 This week we planted over 100 trees, shrubs, climbers and ground covers. This month we sold over 700 local native trees to Landcare for re-vegetation. We have over 3000 native trees in our nursery for re-vegetation. We can all make a difference. ... Let us know what you are doing to be the change. #bethechange #combatclimatechange

09.01.2022 It's been a tough couple of years for gardening. Drought, heat waves, fires, heavy dumps of rain. These are now some of the 'normal' considerations needed for plant selection in our landscape designs. A year on and this garden design is really taking shape and has settled in nicely with careful planning and attention to the details. #gardendesign #plantselection... #mountainecholandscape See more

08.01.2022 #mountainecholandscape #2020vision #landscapedesign

08.01.2022 The winter months are not too far away #landscapedesign #mountainecholandscape #entertaininginstyle... #gardendesign See more

06.01.2022 This little sandstone wall is taking shape! Next step is planting prep Well keep you posted. #mountainecholandsape ... #landscapedesign #stonework #outdoors See more

06.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/visitshoalhaven/videos/1318469905151895/

05.01.2022 We currently have a new position available for an experienced team leader based in the Shoalhaven region. Were seeking someone with skills, experience and qualifications in the following: - Landscape construction - Horticulture... - Working with a team on various projects. - Great time management and communication skills Interested parties can send resumes to [email protected]

05.01.2022 Future forests We have so many babies in the nursery right now! All these endemic trees and shrubs are destined for great things... carbon sinks, habitat, food, homes for wildlife. Planting trees is one of the biggest and cheapest ways to tackle climate change. For over 15 years now we have been working with #landcareaustralia, #landcareillawarra and private landholders to grow our forests, this year we will be pushing even harder to rebuild and heal the damage caused by ...the #bushfires. #mountainecholandscape #mountainechonursery #plantatree #plantaforest

04.01.2022 Its been a tough couple of years for gardening. Drought, heat waves, fires, heavy dumps of rain. These are now some of the normal considerations needed for plant selection in our landscape designs. A year on and this garden design is really taking shape and has settled in nicely with careful planning and attention to the details. #gardendesign #plantselection... #mountainecholandscape See more

03.01.2022 Does a little bit of outdoor lighting in your landscape design tickle your fancy? #landscapedesign #outdoorlightingdesign #mountainecholandsape

02.01.2022 Its been a strange and uneasy start to the working year to say the least. But there has been hope and purpose in what we do best. Getting back into our work, designing and building resilient landscapes has kept our heads up and looking ahead towards a better, more sustainable future for our environment. #mountainecholandscape #gardendesign... #wereallinthistogether See more

01.01.2022 We love Gardening Australia! Great tips on pruning