Natural Landscaping
Gary will help you to map out a beautiful garden that’s healthy for you and the planet. His freeform style makes the most of the position and utilises natural and sustainable materials to create meaningful spaces. Revitilise your local landscape with native plants, reclaimed or recycled materials and edible gardens.
All the seasons
Come back to the rythyms of nature. Gary Winter designs landscapes so you can enjoy colours, textures and harvests all year round. Gary will work with you to plan for social spaces, pet-friendly places and restful garden nooks. Grow your own food, minimise waste and experience landscapes with birdsong soundscapes.
Gardens for life
Gary creates landscapes for people to look at and be in. Because Gary listens to you, and respects nature and outdoor lifestyles, he can design a healthy garden to improve wellbeing and quality of life; grounded in your connection to people and place. These are gardens planned for life, not staged for pretty pictures.
Our Projects
Upcycled Natural Beauty
Sometimes you have the opportunity to work on a project that really excites you, this project was one of them!
Pet Friendly Garden
Gardens are enjoyed by more than just the occupiers of the home, pets and all.
An Urban Forest
Beauty can lurk in the most unexpected places, transporting you to a place that belies geography.
Eco Friendly Small Garden
Selecting the right materials can transform the character of a garden, especially in a new home.
Compact Zen Garden
Sometimes you have the opportunity to work on a project that really excites you, this project was one of them!
Creating Garden Zones
The owners of this property in Heathmont wanted to improve the look and feel of their ‘L Shaped’ rear yard.
Pool & Garden Makeover
This was a tired garden hiding behind a classical style home. With a dated paved area it was time for a change.
Modern Pool & Landscape
This beautiful home designed by Rebecca Naughtin Architects overlooks the Yarra River and Yarra Bend golf course.
Knock Down Rebuild
This house block in Mount Waverley became a vacant site and provided a complete blank canvas to work with.