Whyte Gardens in Malvern, Victoria, Australia | Construction company

Whyte Gardens

Locality: Malvern, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 3 9017 4344

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25.01.2022 Further update on the stone cladding for the front fence on our McCrae project. 100's of hours go into making the stone fit perfectly. If looking to add a feature to your landscaping project, consider using stone cladding to highlight.

24.01.2022 Do you know what differentiates a dream garden from the rest? What would your dream garden consist of, and how would you feel it would make a difference in your life? Would you do the gardening and landscaping yourself, or hire landscaping contractors? Gardening has huge benefits to our health and emotional well-being. Every garden landscape design tells us about our personalities and is linked to mindfulness.... Read on and see what dream garden inspires you! https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//you=right=to=a #gardendesign #gardenlifestyle #contemporarygardens

23.01.2022 Do you want to build a garden like a pro? How does a pro even go about building gardens? To be honest, it's not that hard. I've been in the business for over 30 years now, and though you need a lot of creativity for this job, it has a certain structure you may have to conform with. A good garden has 4 key elements: line, form, colour, texture. These are basic elements you might want to get to know if you are ever going to build a good garden yourself. Curious? Learn about them here https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//4-key-elements

22.01.2022 Dream gardens are on a league of their own. They're not just a box you can check off of your to-do listthey are journeys and destinations that help transform aspects of your life. They have personal and special garden landscape designs; you can either fully immerse yourself by working on it on your own,or hire landscaping services. What's your dream garden? And how do you think will it make a difference in your life? In this blog, I explore the makings of a dream garden an...d and discuss how meaningful its impact is. Join me as we discover our right to a dream garden! https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//you=right=to=a

21.01.2022 Do you like gardening and landscaping? Would you make your own garden, or would you rather hire garden designers and get professional landscaping? You know, I never thought about these things when I was young. I wasn’t into gardening at all, although I did keep a tomato plant once. Now, I’ve been making people’s dream gardens come true for over 3 decades! Check out the bio and my blog to learn more! #plants #gardening #gardenconstruction #gardendesign #gardenlifestyle #contemporarygardens #horticulture #unique #gardenspaces #landscaping #landscapes #outdoorstructures #gardenfeature #ideas #dreamgarden #landscapecontractor #backgardendesign #flowers

20.01.2022 So I thought I'd add a few Wicking Beds at home (google this if you haven't heard of it). This was one day's work, next we have a couple of hundred perennial plants to get into the ground. If you are after a veggie or herb bed, Wicking Beds are a great idea.

19.01.2022 Who can spot the difference in these two images? Okay, so it is the small grill in the top pond. You see, every night the fish in the top pond would go water sl...iding down to the lower pond. So, we had to add a grill to keep them up top, which saved the client from scooping out the fish every morning! See more

19.01.2022 Once a year there is an amazing exhibition. With this year, like so many aspects of life, they have moved online. Please check out the following...

18.01.2022 We like to create a space with difference, letting the paving flow all the way through would've looked great... But something a bit more creative gives it that unique touch!

17.01.2022 I was just like every beginner in the gardening industry. I didn't know a lot of things; and I was compelled to learn everything from beginning. It wasn't easy, but it was fulfilling; and I found myself engrossed with purpose and fulfillment that I still feel today. It's been over 30 years ever since, and I'm still excited about gardening. For all my folks who want to begin their journey, I recommend you read this blog about the 4 key elements of a good garden design. https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//4-key-elements

17.01.2022 Deciding between Landscape Designers? Check out our latest blog, online now!

17.01.2022 The purpose is to create a space that can be utilised all year round..We aren't blessed with warm weather for 12 months of the year, so we bring the warm to you with outdoor heating solutions. We want you to LOVE your outdoor space, even on the coldest of days

15.01.2022 I really enjoy transforming old, dull and outdated backyards into a center for relaxation and entertainment. Thankfully, I was able tolayer the 4 key elements of a good garden design when I took up the task to change a simple backyard into a pool area where clients can relax, spend time with each other and watch over the kids. See how I maximized the space and how it turned out here. https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//4-key-elements

15.01.2022 What goes into a sophisticated front fence? You are looking at over 500 hours labour to create this fence. We will finish the wall and fence this week, leaving only the custom gates to be delivered in a few weeks. Consider the impact you want for your front garden when you approach the design.

14.01.2022 The latest update on the McCrae project and pool tilers are finishing off the pool & spa; the grass is in and the detailed paving around the spa all done.

13.01.2022 We all need some inspiration in our lives. The following article I have written is aimed at helping you focus on what may contribute to a better way to live. take a moment to read and see if there is something to inspire you to have more joy in your life. https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//what-does-your

13.01.2022 Line, form, colour, texturethese words used to be alien to me when I started gardening. We didn't have internet during that time, so it was difficult to get a hold of relevant information. You had to get a mentor to truly understand what the basics are. Well, we have internet nowand finally, I can enlighten fellow gardeners and garden enthusiasts about the 4 key elements of a good garden design. ... For free, you can check out my blog at https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au//4-key-elements Here, I will be talking about what makes a garden design good. I will also be helping readers conceptualize their dream garden. Interested? Check the link now.

13.01.2022 Do you get a hint of resort living in this backyard? We layered the elements with the verandah, pool, water features, hedges and bench seat to achieve a sense of communal expanse. It resulted in something pretty beautiful

12.01.2022 Do you dislike vegetables that you must absolutely pick them off of your plate? What if I told you a great gardener once avoided vegetables until he was 24 years old? Now, he makes people’s dream gardens come true! Interested in his works? Check his website now : https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au/

11.01.2022 I like to make garden landscapes that seamlessly connect with the architecture of the house. For this project, I made sure to follow certain specifications from the client while adding my flare into it. This project features a very attractive light well. I designed the interior garden with upright Pyrus Calleryana, shifting the line of vision upwards and creating a wider-looking space. If you want to see more, just click here www.whytegardens.com.au/portfolio/hawthorn/

11.01.2022 With many projects in the pipeline we need to hire someone who has the skill set to work on detailed landscaping projects. If you feel you wish to be part of a small team doing great work, please contact us with your resume.

09.01.2022 Many months of meticulous detailed landscaping to great results

09.01.2022 The most luscious green grass we ever did see! This heritage listed beauty in the heart of Hawthorn needed something special to compliment the traditional facade

08.01.2022 Continuing the construction journey of this front fence, rails are now in, caps on walls, paving in place, and next week the exciting stone cladding begins!

06.01.2022 I never had a vegetable other than potatoes until I was 24. I wasn’t born with a green thumb, either. In fact, the earliest instance I ever dabbled in gardening was when I kept a tomato plant when I was young. Growing up, I didn’t know what I wanted to do and went around different fields just trying to find my niche. Now, 30 years into the professional gardening business, and I finally realized that gardening was in my blood all along. Come see my work at https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au/

03.01.2022 I wanted to be a draftsman when I was younger. I enjoyed drawing and designing things. But this dream was quickly shut down when I was told I wasn’t smart enough; and I ended up working as a turner in a factory. As I grew older, I ventured into other things. I was into aerospace engineering, at some point I worked at Rolls Royce enginesand I was really just wandering, looking for my niche. Looking back, I was never into gardening or landscaping. I didn’t even even eat vegetables other than potatoes. But, my grandfather did have a garden. And he enjoyed the plants as much as he did selling vegetables and serving the community. Now, I just realized I’ve come to a full circle as a professional landscaper. See my work at https://www.thelandscapingnarrative.com.au/

01.01.2022 A common question clients have is, "Okay, so I know basically what I want but how do I know the designer I engage won't run off creatively to a design I feel committed to but doesn't really fulfill my needs. How do I manage this?" - really important question and believe me I have seen it and on occasion have dropped the ball and been guilty of it! The key here is in the time spent BEFORE you engage the designer. Doing a little research to define exactly what you want is vita...lly important, and that includes what you don't want. Then, when you do engage a designer, you go over these 'needs & wants' or wish list as some call it, and a good designer will help you refine this list and enhance it. So using Pinterest and collecting images of what you want is a great way to start. then the secret to success her also lies in culling the 500 images down to 50 or so, otherwise you'll overwhelm the designer and it becomes less useful. Any other research ideas anyone else has, feel free to add here? See more