Good Batch Co. Landscape

We love balls.
Adding shape and structure in the garden through planting.
This trio are all naturally rounded but will require some annual clipping to retain their ball-y shape without taking over.
Featuring: Casuarina ‘Green Wave’, Leucophyta Brownii and Adenanthos sericeus

Thriving at our Rhodes Farm Project.

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Blending our client’s love of kangaroo paws with the borrowed beauty of the surrounding bushland, this garden celebrates the seamless meeting of structure and nature.
Corten steel and granite boulders define edges and hold the sloping site, anchoring the design within the landscape. As the planting grows in — drifts of hardy perennials, native grasses, and sculptural foliage — the structure will soften, creating a balance between order and wildness.
A garden that feels grounded in place, yet ever-evolving — echoing the coastal bushland beyond.

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KALOS HOUSE
A perennial, naturalistic, coastal plantscape. An example of growth, decay and new buds, grounded in place yet effortlessly refined.

It was integral to balance the clean lines of the bold, white architecture with soft, layered planting. Textural natives, tactile shrubs and cottage-style drifts create movement and depth, evolving beautifully through the seasons.
Designed for resilience and atmosphere, this landscape will continue to evolve across the seasons.

Let’s talk retaining. Blockwork. Concrete Formwork. Brickwork. There are so many options.

Gabion Walls - a cost effective and enduring retaining option that blends effortlessly into the landscape.
The stone-filled cages create a permeable structure that settles and softens over time, allowing planting to weave through and the wall the grow in as part of the garden.

Featured here at our Rhodes Farm Project, they offer a grounded, textural alternative to more formal retaining styles. On a slope that required MAJOR earthworks, the space has softened and become part of a new hillside