Outdoor spaces for Blue Mountains.
Blue Mountains gardens deserve careful thought around existing trees, slope and the character of the setting. Rather than imposing a uniform suburban design, a considered landscape can work with the property’s established features.
On a sloping garden, access and water movement deserve attention before the choice of decorative stone or planting. Existing trees and shaded areas can be assets, but they also affect what is practical underfoot. Any site constraints need a property-specific assessment.
Planning a landscape project in Blue Mountains
Two early considerations to discuss when scoping landscaping works:
- Discuss site-specific drainage, gradients and access with the project team.
- Retain useful landscape features and choose planting only after assessing the site.
- Confirm the proposed scope, site access, surface levels and ongoing maintenance before works begin.
From garden design and paving to lawn upgrades and outdoor living, HI Landscaping can discuss the work involved at your property and help plan the next steps.
