Form & Foliage Landscaping

08/09/2026

You may have seen some headlines about the strong El Niño developing in the Pacific, with the Bureau of Meteorology warning it could become one of the strongest events on record.

It’s expected to peak around late spring or summer and generally means Australia is more likely to experience hotter and drier conditions. So, what does that actually mean for your garden here on the Sunshine Coast?

An El Niño is predicted to start in 2026. What could it mean for your Sunshine Coast garden?

07/09/2026

Form & Foliage digger has been acquired 🪏 Less shoveling for us, faster jobs for you! Bobcat Australia

30/08/2026

Form & Foliage is looking fresh and ready to help with your garden 👌🪻inspected and signed off by our flower enthusiast!

29/08/2026

Backyard garden transformed into a visually pleasing native garden with fresh turf! Swipe for close ups and what this space looked like before Form & Foliage ➡️

11/08/2026

Front Yard transformed 🔥 Xanthorrhoea Glauca grass trees doing all the talking 😎

22/07/2026

What do all these flowers have in common?
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They’re all species of Grevilleas, an Australian native plant that grows as ground covers, shrubs, or trees. They feature nectar-rich blooms that attract honeyeaters and bees 🐝 🦜 We’re very lucky to have so much variety growing in our own Form & Foliage garden

18/06/2026

Front Yard makeover in Coolum this week, using a combination of low growing Australian native plants, organic mulch and Zoysia Australis turf 🌿

23/05/2026

Simple front garden transformation in Maroochydore. The postman had no complaints 🏡

14/05/2026

In the green Sunshine Coast Hinterland, we recently completed this front entrance landing. Using recycled bricks, laid individually with care, we’ve achieved a classic look and a ‘warm welcome’ that perfectly suits this charming home. We can’t wait to see this home when renos are done!

01/05/2026

🌵🦔A moment of appreciation for this beautiful hybrid cycad (encephalartos arenarius x horridus blue). Grown in a pot as a sucker in 2019, planted in 2024 and now with the most striking cone - or dragon egg as I like to call it! These beauties will set you back a small investment but it’s worth it for their rare beauty. Suitable for rock gardens and arid landscapes.