The Garden of Your Dreams - On a Waterfront Property? | Dream Gardens

During the finishing stages of building their dream water front home on Sydney’s George’s River, Mark and Sandra Sader have pressed the green light on a design for their ultimate resort style garden. The plan is to have both house and garden finished at the same time; a good idea, in theory.They quickly learn that you can’t put plants in the ground when building contractors are spraying concrete and trampling through site. The weeks turn to months, the finishing line chops and changes and so do the plans for the design.If this job is to finish on time the relationship between the designer and the client is crucial; during the creation of this dream garden, designer Michael Bates, Mark and Sandra face many challenges.This is a story all about relationships: the relationships between the builders and landscapers, the client and designer, a house and a garden. Can all of these survive so Mark and Sandra get their dream home and garden they so desperately crave?
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[@michaeltaylor4824]

The Designer has the patience of a saint!

[@kwetepephetla3666]

Beautiful garden so far, it actually compliments the house, and good balancing between exotics and natives.

[@kwetepephetla3666]

I belive you need to be at a certain age to have such calm and patience when working with clients, and remember that it is not your house but the clients, so it is key to have a God choice of words when coming to final decisions.

[@cbvickers4044]

Beautiful landscape and house...but I agree the back yard needed 2 or 3 more mature trees. It seemed too bare, or unfinished.

[@AB-ol5uz]

Personally, I would have wanted much more visual privacy from the neighbors (and a sound buffer).