What is better for a retaining wall, timber sleepers or blocks?

Treated timber is approved for in ground use and has a reasonable service life, however block retaining walls and concrete sleeper retaining walls are more durable having a greater life expectancy. This is based on suitable footings & good drainage. Both Blocks and concrete sleepers come in a wide range of colours, sizes and styles to create a more aesthetic landscape. Common styles of retainers walls to consider are timber sleep retaining walls, link wall or link block retaining walls and concrete sleeper walls

Should I pave or concrete?

While concrete certainly has its benefits, pavers give a more aesthetic finish to a landscape area. Pavers area available in range of colours, texture, styles and sizes. Larger format, 400mm and 500mm pavers have become increasingly popular with modern and contemporary landscape designs. Pavers are also commonly used for garden borders and edges for their straight line finish which is widely desired in modern landscape construction.

Do I need landscape design plans before I get a construction quote?

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Ozzy and the Violas
The white-flowering Ozothamnus diosmifolius with twirling Hardenbergia violacea climbing up its spindly trunk. We have an Ozothanmnus growing in the garden at the moment and it always attracts compliments! [Wianamatta Nature Reserve, NSW]

A Fine Collection
Such a lovely assortment of trees could be seen at Wianamatta Nature Reserve. I really enjoy the differing heights, colours, shapes and textures the combination creates! [Cranebrook, NSW]

A Lovely Mix
Pretty Prostanthera scutellarioides growing among the bushpeas. The combination of yellow and purple made of a very pleasing flower walk. [Wianamatta Nature Reserve, NSW]

Shimmering Remains
The left over carapace of a shiny beetle; perhaps a jewel beetle of some kind. It was iridescent in the sunlight. [Wianamatta Nature Reserve, NSW] EDIT: Big thanks to Bernhard for identifying this as the Golden Stag Beetle (and its left elytron at that).

The Start of the Spring Show
Prostanthera scutellarioides beginning her spring show! These flowers tend to spot throughout the year but put on their best performance in the garden (the one in out garden is flowering nicely now). We saw many of these native mint bushes along the trail adding splashes of purple. [Wianamatta Nature Reserve, NSW]

So Many Leaf Shapes!
I was so thrown by this plant, because even though I now know it to be the same species (Polymeria calycina), the leaves looked totally different. I saw one earlier on my walk with long thing leaves, and then one with these oval-shaped leaves. To make matters worse, it also bears a very strong resemblance to Pink Bindweed (also native to the region). Nature can really troll you like that! Here’s the description from PlantNET: “Perennial with trailing and twining stems, moderately to densely pubescent. Leaves with lamina linear, elliptic to ovate-oblong, 1–6.5 cm long, 3–20 mm wide, apex barely acute to rounded and emarginate, base cordate-sagittate to auriculate, margins entire, ± pubescent; petiole 5–35 mm long.” [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Unknown Flower Wasp
Stunning flower wasp on Micromyrtus minutiflora. Such wow factor! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

And a Fly to Top it Off!
And of course we have to include a lovely fly photo for Fly Day Friday (iNaturalist reckons Amenia genus. Might be Amenia chrysmae.). Hope everyone has a lovely weekend! I’ll be celebrating my partner’s birthday this Saturday so I am looking forward to cake. 🙂

Cheerful Groundsover
Another guinea flower plant shot! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Sunny Guinea Flower
Another guinea flower close up! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Perfect Polly
Based on the leaves, I think this is Polymeria calycina. There were quite a few of them trailing the ground in the area. Such lovely little pink flowers! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Distant Dollarbird
A fine silhouette of a bird, ha ha! My camera is no good for birds. This was my very first sighting of a Dollarbird (Eurystomus orientalis) so I made an effort nonetheless. Google them and you will see how beautiful they look u close! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Lovely Round Siler
The lovely round silvery leaves of a species of Eucalyptus (I am hopeless with trees!). [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW] EDIT: Correction, this is an Acacia. Likely the Silver Wattle (Acacia podalyriifolia) which, while native to Australia, isn't native to this area and is a bit weedy in the Sydney region.

Nice Colour Combo
I think this is Paropsis maculata. Such lovely beetles! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Snazzy Beetle
Between iNaturalist and my own online searches, I could not find an exact match for this beetle. I am guessing Paropsisterna sp. Perhaps Paropsisterna nigerrima or Paropsisterna octolineata. Any I.D. help much appreciated! This beauty was spotted by my friend Shell. [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Long Flowering Bursaria
Bursaria spinosa. These plants flower throughout late spring all the way to early autumn. They have mean thorns! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Wianamatta Reserve
Some of the woodland at Wianamatta Nature Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW

Mint Bush Leaves
When I first saw the flowers of this plant I thought they might be something else entirely, but after looking at the leaves on the PC, I think this is a wild growing mint bush. Possibly Prostanthera scutellarioides. First time I have seen this growing wild (we have one in the garden now). [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Wild Mint Bush
When I first saw the flowers of this plant I thought they might be something else entirely, but after looking at the leaves on the PC, I think this is a wild growing mint bush. Possibly Prostanthera scutellarioides. First time I have seen this growing wild (we have one in the garden now). [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Dianella Most Dainty
Dianella sp. The flowers of Dianellas look very similar but there’s a bit of colour variation. Not 100% sure which species this one is. [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Wide Shrub Shot
More photos of the mysterious Dillywina I saw at Wianamatta Reserve. It might even be Dillwynia tenuifolia as that is local to the region and its flowering time is February and March. [Cranebrook, NSW]

Happy Summer Pea
More photos of the mysterious Dillywina I saw at Wianamatta Reserve. It might even be Dillwynia tenuifolia as that is local to the region and its flowering time is February and March. [Cranebrook, NSW]

My First Wild Melaleuca thymifolia
This was my first time seeing Melaleuca thymifolia (aka the Thyme Honey-myrtle) in the wild. I was absolutely thrilled! We have 2 of these in the garden but they have yet to produce flowers. [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

In Pink Lace
Right after spotting my very first wild growing Melaleuca thymifolia, a native bee landed right on the flower! I couldn’t believe my luck! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]

Native bee on Melaleuca thymifolia
Right after spotting my very first wild growing Melaleuca thymifolia, a native bee landed right on the flower! I couldn’t believe my luck! [Wianamatta Reserve, Cranebrook, NSW]