Sydney Landscaping - from Hills Hoist to Picnic Spot

Wyndora Avenue Freshwater Sydney

Freshwater Sydney Landscaping - lawn and trampoline ideas

Take one sloping Sydney garden which houses a poorly disguised shed, a visible wooden fence and brick wall plus your iconic Sydney Hills Hoist. Wave your landscaping magic wand and there appears an appealing and functional secret garden surrounded by lush foliage and sky.

Ray of RB Kanangra Landscapes, Sydney transformed this classic, somewhat neglected Freshwater backyard into a highly appealing garden. The shed and trampoline remained but the patchy grass, sloping lawn and bare boundary walls had to go.

This new Freshwater Sydney garden now has
• Level soft, springy lawns leading away from a staircase
• A well hidden shed
• A trampoline tucked away on another level
• All boundary fences well hidden by foliage

The result is a lush, inviting garden you'd want to go barefoot in with nothing but the greenery and the sky to focus on. It's hard to believe you are still in the city, surrounded closely by other homes.

Sydney Hills Hoist and badly hidden shed

Classic unattended Sydney garden

Levelling the Freshwater lawns with a digger

Garden Staircase that doubles as a retaining wall

This 3 step staircase does double duty as an attractive retaining wall and helps to level the lawns

How to hide a garden shed and brick wall

Stairs up to a lawn with a trampoline in a Sydney Garden

Stairs invite you to visit. Trampoline inconspicuous at the back

Freshwater Garden Sydney Landscaping - lush lawn

Lush lawn with neighbours well hidden. An oasis instead of an eyesore