Gardening

Your Year-Round Guide To Planting In Australia’s Landscaped Gardens

Landscaping in Australia, must take account of the various weather conditions that occur throughout the year as each season comes and goes. This applies not just to Australia but to every other location around the world.

However, given that Australia is in the southern hemisphere, and its climate is unique to its location then it is safe to say that landscaped gardens in Australia require different attention to various gardening matters than those in Philadelphia, Berlin, or Beijing. More especially those differences will mean that when it comes to planting and replacing plants within a landscaped garden, these will differ also.

So what might landscaping in Australia’s gardens require and more specifically how will these tasks differ within each season? Well, to find out the answers, please read on and you will discover our year-round guide to planting in Australia’s landscaped gardens.

Rock Gardening

What Is Rock Gardening & Why Is It Popular?

Gardening in Australia can be very difficult, especially in dry and drought prone areas. Even the best landscapers can have trouble creating a sustainable garden which looks good when water’s hard to come by.

According to Landscaping Sydney, if you live in a dry area – or even if you just want a low maintenance garden which you don’t have to worry about watering too often – you should consider creating a rock garden. Never heard of a rock garden before? Don’t worry, in this article I’ll go through what they are, why they’re so great, and how you can create your own one.

What Is Rock Gardening?

Really, the concept of rock gardening isn’t too hard to grasp. A rock garden is a cleverly planned, sustainable garden which focuses on rock forms and design as much as the plants that are used. When built right, rock gardens require little care or maintenance, making them perfect for people who don’t have a lot of time to commit to their garden.

Historically, rock gardens were created in Southeast Asia – especially in Japan and China. Traditional rock gardens were designed to draw a person’s eyes to the rock structures and design of the garden, rather than the plants. The plants were really nothing more than background material.

However, you can design your rock garden however you want, with whatever style or plants you want. There’s no right or wrong way to do it.