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A Patch of Green

5.0 (2 reviews)

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About this business

A Patch of Green is a garden design and co-gardening practice based in Naarm (Melbourne) that specialises in creating practical, sustainable gardens for renters, small spaces and people seeking therapeutic horticulture. Its approach is guided by permaculture ethics and a neuro-affirming, person-centred practice that emphasises low-impact, science-informed design and accessible, renter-friendly solutions.

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  • LDLinh D28 July 2025

    We recently had A Patch of Green do styling and installations for our events to rave reviews! Meg was super easy and great to work with. We loved the florals that she found which reflected our values.

  • RARachel11 July 2025

    Meg was a fantastic help planning my back garden. She was friendly, knowledgeable and took the time to listen to what I wanted. Her recommendations were spot on and I was impressed that she was able t...

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    Meg was a fantastic help planning my back garden. She was friendly, knowledgeable and took the time to listen to what I wanted. Her recommendations were spot on and I was impressed that she was able to include everything I requested. I also found the links to products very helpful. I have already started to implement some of Meg’s suggestions and am well on my way to being able to harvest my first crop of winter veg! Can’t wait to work with Meg again 😊

Frequently asked questions

How much do landscapers typically charge?
Costs vary widely depending on job type and complexity — a tidy-up is typically much less than a full makeover or structural retaining wall. Materials, labour hours, site access and any required design or engineering work usually drive the price. This page shows live pricing to help you compare current rates.
Do landscapers charge call-out fees?
Most landscapers charge a call-out fee to attend and assess the job, and this is usually separate from labour and materials. Hourly labour rates and after-hours or weekend attendance are often charged at higher rates. It’s worth confirming any minimum fees and what the call-out covers when requesting quotes.
When do landscapers need a licence in Australia?
Landscapers typically need a contractor licence or builder registration when work involves structural or building elements such as engineered retaining walls, footings or major excavation. Providers who undertake structural work will usually display a valid state contractor licence or builder registration, while smaller softscape-only jobs often do not require that registration. Check that any landscaper doing structural work holds the appropriate licence or registration.
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