Rhododendrons are a truly versatile and low-maintenance plant, suitable for a wide range of environments. In this article, Rebecca Hughes...

While granny flats may soon be exempt from consent, homeowners still need to be mindful of site coverage regulation in their area. Here’s...

In last issue of NZ Landscaper, Jon Muller shared what he’s learned about design work from his 26 years in business. Now, he shares how...

Preparing a cricket wicket, especially one used by professionals, takes a level of skill that some landscapers may not have considered...

Trees symbolise strength, life and continuity. They are perfect memorials for those we hold dear or events we wish to remember. As a...

It sounds so easy: go out on your own; provide excellent service; get happy clients, referrals, repeat work, five-star reviews: and build...

Diva Landscapes director Simon Leversedge is too humble to sing his own praises – although he doesn’t really have to. Two Landscapes of...

Registered Master Landscapers chair Janet Clarke shares changes to this year’s Landscapes of Distinction competition Feedback from our...

Bidding for jobs can be challenging, especially when you’re starting out. As we heard during the Prebble 2024 Young Landscaper of the...

Mitre 10 offers every product landscapers might need – from fencing to decking to plants and everything in between Sustainable fencing...

The Government has announced it is considering major consent reform, such as a move to make it easier for building practitioners to...

Following a ruling by the Disputes Tribunal, a landscaper, VH Ltd, has been left $13,801.15 out of pocket after falling victim to a...