Landscaping Ku-ring-gai

Ku-ring-gai blocks are large, leafy and often heritage-listed, so we design with the trees, the era and the bushland edge in mind. Big established gardens get considered structure and planting. It is landscaping Ku-ring-gai owners can grow with a garden that suits the setting.

Large canopied Ku-ring-gai beds need mulch to hold moisture and keep weeds down, and it helps manage leaf litter near the house. We lay quality mulch suited to big established gardens. Beds stay healthy under the trees.

Sloping, sandstone Ku-ring-gai blocks need paving laid on the right base. We lay stone courtyards, paths and driveways that suit large heritage gardens. Structural work is checked against Ku-ring-gai Council rules first.

Big bushland-edge blocks in Ku-ring-gai throw up weeds and bush escapees. We clear beds and paths and remove weeds carefully around natives, heritage planting and mature trees. Gardens stay clean without harming the good growth.

Grand hedges and screens are a feature of Ku-ring-gai’s heritage streets. We shape and maintain tall, formal and informal hedges to stay dense and healthy on large blocks. Trimming keeps privacy and period character.

Pebbles finish established beds and manage run-off on sloping Ku-ring-gai blocks. We use them in courtyards, along drives and as dry drainage where large gardens fall away. The look suits the leafy, heritage setting.

A deck wins level, usable space and frames the garden or bushland on a Ku-ring-gai block. We build hardwood and composite decks set out for the slope and sited among the trees. Each build works with the canopy, not against it.

Large sloping and bushland-edge Ku-ring-gai blocks need solid, well-drained walls. We build sandstone, block and sleeper retaining walls that terrace big gardens. Structural walls are engineered and lodged with Ku-ring-gai Council.

Large heritage gardens and bushland-edge blocks generate serious green waste. We clear prunings, leaf litter, old structures and debris and cart it away, which also helps reduce fuel near the house. One visit leaves it clean.

Shaded, treed Ku-ring-gai blocks need the right lawn and proper prep. We improve and level the ground, then lay a shade-tolerant variety that copes under a big canopy. The lawn roots into a prepared base.