Real projects. Real results. Here's a look at some of the work we're most proud of across the Western Cape.
A complete garden installation featuring layered planting beds with agapanthus, ornamental grasses and indigenous trees. The project included a striking gabion stone feature wall and integrated garden lighting throughout, creating a naturalistic landscape with strong architectural bones.
The planting scheme was designed to establish quickly while maintaining a structured, low-maintenance form across all seasons.
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A new landscaping installation designed to complement the architecture of this modern residential development. The planting scheme uses ornamental trees, grasses and ground covers to create a lush, established feel that harmonises with the building's clean contemporary lines.
Each planting bed was carefully designed with irrigation in mind, ensuring the garden thrives through the Western Cape's dry summer months.
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A seasonal garden project in the Franschhoek Valley featuring a rich mix of indigenous and exotic plants. The planting includes silver-leaved artemisia, cascading ground covers and dramatic love-lies-bleeding amaranthus for bold seasonal colour alongside established ornamental grasses.
The result is a garden that evolves beautifully through the seasons, offering year-round interest and texture.
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A garden installation at La Petite Provance in Franschhoek, bringing a Provençal-inspired planting palette to the Western Cape. The project combines textured foliage, seasonal colour and structured beds to create a garden that feels both refined and deeply rooted in its surroundings.
Every detail was considered to complement the character of the property while standing up to the Franschhoek Valley's climate year-round.
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A full landscaping transformation at 80 Hugenote, bringing structure and life to a residential property with bold planting and thoughtful design. The project combines layered garden beds, considered plant selection and clean lines to create an outdoor space that works with the architecture of the home.
The result is a garden that feels established and intentional — a space designed to be enjoyed year-round with minimal upkeep.
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A naturalistic garden bed installed beneath mature established trees, layering ornamental grasses, flowering perennials and indigenous ground covers around existing rock features. A dedicated irrigation system was fitted throughout to help the new planting establish quickly under the tree canopy.
The result is a woodland-inspired garden that feels as though it's always been there, blending seamlessly with the mature trees and structure already on the property.
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A classic Cape Dutch-style garden set against the property's white boundary walls, layered with colourful seasonal flower beds, climbing plants trained along the wall, and a manicured lawn dotted with citrus trees. Every bed was designed to soften the architecture while framing the mountain views beyond.
The garden is maintained year-round to keep the colour and structure consistent through every season.
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A layered, textured garden built around structured beds of ornamental grasses, roses and flowering perennials, connected by classic brick pathways. Established trees were retained and worked into the design, giving the new planting a sense of maturity from day one.
The result is a garden with depth and rhythm in every direction — considered planting that rewards a slow walk through it.
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A layered, colour-driven garden built around drifts of flowering African daisies, structured succulent container displays and bold tropical accents like bird of paradise. Every bed was designed to keep colour going through the seasons while staying easy to maintain.
The result is a garden that feels vibrant and alive at every entrance, framed by clean stone edging and established borders.
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A classic Cape Dutch-style property brought to life with climbing roses trained along the boundary wall, structured succulent borders and a herringbone brick pathway. Pops of flowering clivia add warmth against the crisp white walls.
Every element was chosen to complement the architecture of the home while keeping the garden low-maintenance and full of texture year-round.
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A rose garden set against a classic white Cape-style wall, with climbing pink roses trained up the facade and a river-stone edged succulent border beneath. A simple, romantic planting palette that lets the roses take centre stage.
The garden is maintained through the seasons to keep the roses flowering and the borders looking crisp and considered.
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