HEARTh Gardens

HEARTh Gardens Gardening/landscaping/maintenance/design. Focus on food gardens, Tas native gardens, drystone walls.

Mowing can sometimes be a chore, but when you get a view like this it sure helps!!
25/11/2025

Mowing can sometimes be a chore, but when you get a view like this it sure helps!!

Some lush flowering of Tasmanian natives in the Montrose garden! Pimelea, Chrysocephalum, Bulbine and Melaleuca gibbosa.
09/11/2025

Some lush flowering of Tasmanian natives in the Montrose garden! Pimelea, Chrysocephalum, Bulbine and Melaleuca gibbosa.

Felicia bush certainly making a statement at the moment in this Mount Nelson garden!
03/11/2025

Felicia bush certainly making a statement at the moment in this Mount Nelson garden!

Spring colour is exploding in this Battery Point garden, and Ixias are out. Glad I got some organic fertiliser spread in...
20/10/2025

Spring colour is exploding in this Battery Point garden, and Ixias are out. Glad I got some organic fertiliser spread in autumn. Due for some mulch next.

Pruning today. Lots of vertical growth to manage!
07/07/2025

Pruning today. Lots of vertical growth to manage!

More mulch progress with the mostly tas native section of the Ogilvie St garden. Stingy gum bark much holding well on th...
28/07/2023

More mulch progress with the mostly tas native section of the Ogilvie St garden. Stingy gum bark much holding well on the fairly steep bank…even on top of the cardboard for suppressing w**ds. Added some more dianella tasmanica as well.

Now you see it, now you don’t. A very large and w**dy mirror bush taken out. Mirror bush can be quite invasive, especial...
28/07/2023

Now you see it, now you don’t. A very large and w**dy mirror bush taken out. Mirror bush can be quite invasive, especially in coastal areas …this one was in the Kingston beach area.

Tilyard Street. More progress on the stone-work…path, bin area and dry-stone retaining walls for terracing the slope.
18/07/2023

Tilyard Street. More progress on the stone-work…path, bin area and dry-stone retaining walls for terracing the slope.

Ogilvie Street. This garden bed needed cardboard and gum-bark mulch to keep down the oxalis and white w**d. Also some di...
18/07/2023

Ogilvie Street. This garden bed needed cardboard and gum-bark mulch to keep down the oxalis and white w**d. Also some dianella tasmanica planted. Still in progress…more cardboard, mulch and native ground-covers to come.

Tilyard Street. This maple had to be moved because it was stunted in growth where it was. Replanted with worm castings a...
18/07/2023

Tilyard Street. This maple had to be moved because it was stunted in growth where it was. Replanted with worm castings and seasol and a generous soaking in. I’ll give it some epsom salts in spring and post more photos of the results.

Mitchell Avenue. Fruit tree pruned and overhanging branches from neighbour’s yard cut back.
18/07/2023

Mitchell Avenue. Fruit tree pruned and overhanging branches from neighbour’s yard cut back.

18/07/2023

If you need a hand with your garden, message me for friendly, conscientious service. I’m happy to give you an hourly, daily or half day rate. I can help with general garden maintenance from simply mowing, line-trimming and tidying, to pruning, hedging, lawn-care and landscaping. Green-waste removal and mulch/soil/sand delivery is also available. I have experience with food gardens and have a particular interest in garden design with Tasmanian native plants.

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9
Glenorchy, TAS
7010

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+61408479072

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