Summer in the Bay of Plenty can be tough on trees. Long hot days, drying winds, and the occasional surprise drought all mean your trees work harder to stay healthy. The good news? A few smart watering habits can make all the difference — keeping your trees thriving while using water efficiently and responsibly.

Just like the trees and gardens we care for, a well-designed pond or water feature should work with nature, not against it. Our aquascapes are built using natural filtration systems, meaning they stay clear and healthy with minimal maintenance — no constant cleaning or chemical balancing required.

One of the biggest factors in creating a comfortable, enjoyable garden is how your trees and hedges are managed. They’re not just background greenery—they shape your privacy, protect you from the elements, and set the tone for your outdoor lifestyle.

Spring is just around the corner – the season of new growth, fresh beginnings, and longer days outside. It’s the perfect time to look at your garden and make sure it’s set up to give you exactly what you want – whether that’s a peaceful private retreat, open sunny spaces, or trees positioned to give you natural shelter from wind and weather.

As the cold months settle in and your trees sit dormant, it might seem like there's nothing to do until spring. But now is actually the perfect time to act if you want strong, healthy trees when the weather warms up.

Palms bring a tropical elegance to any property, but without regular maintenance, they can quickly become more of a liability than an asset.

Autumn is here – bringing with it the cooler air, changing leaves, and unfortunately, a lot more wind and wild weather. While the season can be beautiful, it also tends to kick up a fair bit of trouble when it comes to your trees and garden.

Thinking about planting fruit trees, adding a striking feature tree, or creating more privacy and shelter on your property? Great call. Trees are one of the best long-term investments you can make—both for your property’s value and your lifestyle. But like most good things, timing is everything.