Small to Medium Garden Consultation & Advice
Sutherland Shire
A garden consultation is a chance to step back, look at your space with fresh eyes, and get clear, practical guidance tailored to a small to medium garden.
These gardens often sit at the heart of a home — but they can also feel overwhelming. You might know something isn’t working, feel unsure where to focus your efforts, or want professional input before making changes or investing further.
This service is a collaborative, on-site conversation focused on understanding how your garden functions now, how you use it, and what’s realistically achievable. Rather than jumping straight into design or major work, a consultation helps clarify direction and identify the most effective next step.
What's included
During your consultation, we’ll cover:
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Assessment of your existing garden and layout
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Light, soil and site conditions
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Plant health and suitability
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What’s working well and what’s not
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Practical planting suggestions
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Seasonal care guidance
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Ideas to improve structure, flow and function
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Advice on low-maintenance and sustainable approaches
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Options for pesticide-free, regenerative garden care
You’ll have clear next steps, whether you plan to do the work yourself or bring in support later.
Who this is for

This service is well suited to:
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Small to medium residential gardens
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New homeowners wanting guidance
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Renters wanting to improve a space without major changes
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Gardeners feeling stuck or overwhelmed
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Anyone wanting a more thoughtful, low-impact approach
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Clients interested in chemical-free, regenerative practices
Investment
$240 (approximately 90 minutes on site). Consultation fee may be credited toward future garden services.
Includes an on-site consultation and tailored advice specific to your space.
If you decide to move forward with a planting plan, edible garden, or makeover, this consultation provides a strong foundation for that work.

Approach & values
All advice is grounded in:
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Pesticide-free practices
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Soil health and plant resilience
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Regenerative, low-impact methods
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Working with nature, not against it
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Designing gardens to suit the person who lives there
This is about creating gardens that are functional, resilient, and lived-in, not overdesigned or fragile.
How it works
1. Book a consultation
We arrange a time to meet on site.
2. Walk-through & discussion
We walk the garden together, talk through your goals, challenges, and how you use the space.
3. Tailored advice
You’ll receive practical, honest recommendations suited to your garden and your capacity.
4. Optional next steps
If you’d like further help, this consultation can lead into planting plans, garden refresh days, or ongoing care — entirely optional.