BOSS IS HIRING: Working as part of a close-knit horticultural maintenance team who have more than 25 years of combined landscaping experience, the successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining Brisbane’s finest residential gardens. Please see the link in our Bio for more information regarding this role.
Landscape Queensland Residential Construction of the Year Awards 2023 and now 2024!
Bougainvillea never disappoints
Glass studio slowly disappearing into the forest
Architect: Derek Treacy Architect
Crafting serenity from above at this inner city tropical oasis 🌱🌿
Architect: Derek Treacy Architect
Boss Gardenscapes - Winners of the 2023 Queensland Residential Landscape Construction of the Year Award @landscapeqld
Thanks to recent rain, all our gardens will be blooming for Christmas
Boss Maintenance Team rounding out to Xmas.
The ups and downs of good plant selection
‘Big Red’ Kangaroo Paws leap into Spring.
‘Timber look’ aluminium panels provide a maintenance free alternative for this garden entry.
Subtle shades of succulent layers provide the perfect low maintenance garden.
Spring is fast approaching and our gardens are becoming alive with colour.
This beautiful garden, with fire pit and seating is winter-ready.
Spanish garden aging gracefully.
Zoysia tenuifolia provides both texture and softness to the perimeter of this contemporary outdoor entertaining space.
Natural, contemporary garden design at its best.
Tropical planting giving off cool vibes in this entertainers courtyard.
Summer Dress Code : Formal. White. Well Manicured. Compliments of Boss.
Taking olives to a new level on this New Farm rooftop garden. Photo taken by Boss Gardenscapes Landscape Designer Julia Meyer-Pflug.
Final day of planting at our Brookwater
project. Our structural team have created a very relaxing space. Curved stone walls with built in seat, corten rings of Lavender & Rosemary, with a backdrop of Magnolia Teddy Bears lining the path.
Succulents spilling over a decorative bowl creates the focal point of this contemporary, yet elegant, entry.
Olive trees perfectly frame this pathway to an ancient urn, brimming with succulents. Photography @toby_scott
Dracaena Draco … perfectly framed in clean lines and contrasting textures.
Spikey adds attitude to this green screen
Onedin… maturing arid planting. Garden design by Boss Gardenscapes. Construction by John Grieg Landscapes 4 years later! @shaunlockyer @cghconstructions @westera_partners
Ficus lyrata, Zanzibar gem & assorted succulents.....a perfect low maintenance mix for pool house planters.
Our tropical gardens have just loved the recent rain.
Sometimes it just needs to be formal.
Contrasts.. Copper & Cactus join Hot Rio Nights.
Zamia furfuracea (Cardboard Cycad) growing arms in all this rain.
Architectural plants make an entry statement. @timstewartarchitects
Boss garden maintenance team doing what they do best. Swipe left for ‘before shot’.
Stand of Cowboys stake their claim, softened with Crassula Minima at their base. @shaunlockyer
Filtered light is perfect for the lush tropical foliage that now enhances this amazing outdoor space. @shaunlockyer @m2construct
Carefully lowering Olive trees into their new Corten homes at our New Farm project. @gardenedgingsolutions @shaunlockyer @m2construct
Gold medal awarded to Jim Stewart from Boss Gardenscapes for the 2021 AILDM landscape design awards - Residential (large) category.
We are excited to be announced as a ‘Finalist’ in the 2021 AILDM National Landscape Design Awards
Euphorbia trigona stands tall against cascading succulents on this superbly appointed verandah.
Floating concrete steps sit effortlessly in a sea of green. We were excited to see the growth of our Toowoomba garden, designed 2 years ago.