Home Beautiful Oct 2015

It was great to be featured in the Oct 2015 issue of Home Beautiful magazine.These are my two favourite trees for Queensland gardens with other top landscape design in Australia.

The Pandanas palm is a great feature tree with bold impact as a focal point.Read more about the Pandanas and companion planting for your gardenhereon one of my previous blogs.

The Tuckeroo is one of my all time favs.it is a dense screening tree that has a lovely shading canopy.It has non-invasive root system, so it is great in the urban environment.Read more about the Tuckeroohere.

For more garden tips, pick up the October 2015 issue of Home Beautiful.If you would like to stay up-to-date on more of Paul's gardening tips for South-East Queensland, sign up for theseasonal email newsletter right here.

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Home Beautiful Oct 2015

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We went from a garden that felt like a burden and an eyesore to a beautiful and relaxed space where we love to spend time.It truly has become an extension of our living space."

"My team and I at AAD Design have been utilizing the design services of SEED Landscape Design for numerous years. My staff and I have always found Paul and his team to be professional in all of their interactions with us.

We have found SEED's design skills with commercial landscape requirements, satisfy our clients' needs.SEED does this with their prompt delivery of services and their experience with local government codes.

Each project is treated uniquely and the design integrates the built environment with the landscape. SEED is innovative and practical, standards that we have come to expect from them."

"SEED Landscape Design have proven to us the benefits of having good landscape design on your side when designing buildings. Greater indoor/outdoor relationships with buildings have been created when interacting with Paul throughout the design process.

SEED's ability to design the 'whole environment' (including pools and other structural elements) interact with our desire to bring the property together as a whole. The drawings that emerge from SEED Landscape Design are beautifully wrought and are easily adaptive within our revit documentation."

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