We were thrilled when our 3rd year apprentice Kyle told us he wanted to participate in volunteer work using his skills in Cambodia, a place close to our heart with the essence of our company Bayon Gardens being influenced by the monument the ‘Bayon’.

The first impression for your guests on entry and the warmest greeting home, your front entrance has the potential to turn heads in admiration and lift moods on entry, setting the tone for your home life. 

Thrilled to announce our awards this year as part of the 50th year anniversary Landscaping Victoria Industry Awards. 

So many decisions with your landscape designer. We can all look at facts and figures, pros and cons, we get taught how to analyse at a young age… but this is a creative project, recruit the other side of your brain. In your choices, what do you look for beyond the obvious?

In our busy lives, how can we create more balance, more zen? For thousands of years, gardens have been used as a place for sanctuary, a place for retreat. How can using the natural elements to bring us into equanimity?

After an exciting and busy year, we could not have had a better closing than returning to the Bayon itself. It had been nearly 6 years since our last visit, and boy has a lot happened since then!

  Looking back on my time creating a Japanese garden for the 2015 Gardening World cup is full of fondness. In the Japanese Garden show Ross & I gained a 2nd place, but it was never about the competition. The same as my approach with my company, collaborate over compete every time, as sure one man can move a rock, but together we can move mountains.