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Waterwise gardens
Reimagine a demanding lawn or tired border with climate-suited planting, sensible irrigation and a garden that belongs where it grows.
Made for your space
Less thirsty. Just as full of life.
Lawn conversions, coastal gardens, sunny slopes and planting that needs a fresh approach.
Let’s talk about your gardenWaterwise design starts with understanding the site. Exposure, soil, slope and the way you use the space all matter. We consider those conditions before choosing the plants or drawing the first new path.
We can replace a little-used lawn, rethink a difficult border or gradually move a whole garden toward a more suitable planting palette. We choose texture, scent and seasonal interest as carefully as water needs.
New planting still needs attentive establishment. Your handover explains the watering approach for the first season and how it should change as roots develop. We do not promise a fixed saving without understanding the existing garden and its water use.
A thoughtful starting point
What we consider.
- A review of sunny, shaded and thirsty areas
- A site-specific palette of climate-suited plants
- A plan for soil preparation, mulch and irrigation zones
- A first-season watering and establishment guide
A few useful answers
Before we begin.
Does waterwise mean gravel and succulents only?
No. A thoughtful palette can include grasses, shrubs, perennials and shade-giving trees. The mix depends on the site and the feeling you want.
Can we keep a small lawn?
Yes. A useful lawn can remain part of the design. We look at where it earns its space and where another approach may suit the garden better.
Do new plants still need watering?
They do. Establishment watering is essential, even for climate-suited plants. The care plan explains how to adjust as the planting matures.
A little possibility
What could your
garden become?
A welcoming entrance. A place for long lunches. A greener everyday. Let’s start with what matters to you.
Tell us about your space