Landscaping in Caloundra

Coastal gardens benefit from salt-tolerant plants that handle sea breezes and sandy soils. Popular choices include pandanus, coastal rosemary, pigface and lomandra.

These plants naturally resist wind and salt damage while adding texture and colour. Mulching with organic matter helps retain moisture, and using windbreaks like hedges or fences can protect more delicate species from harsh coastal conditions.

Proper landscaping techniques can stabilise soil and prevent erosion, especially on sloped or sandy blocks. Groundcover plants, terraced retaining walls and permeable paving all reduce water runoff.

Installing drainage systems and planting vegetation with deep root systems helps anchor the soil. Combining these approaches protects the landscape from washouts and keeps garden areas looking tidy and secure.

Native plants are naturally suited to local climate and soil, meaning they require less water, fertiliser and maintenance. They also attract native wildlife like birds and butterflies, adding life and colour to the garden.

Because they’re hardy and drought-tolerant, native plants help create sustainable, low-upkeep outdoor areas that still look vibrant throughout the year.

Large landscaping projects are broken down into clear stages:consultation, design, preparation, construction, and finishing. Each phase is carefully scheduled to keep everything running smoothly. Skilled teams coordinate trades, equipment and materials to ensure quality and consistency.

Regular updates help clients track progress and make adjustments if needed, resulting in a well-organised, high-quality outcome that meets both budget and timeline expectations.