Find an experienced garden planting specialist in Nunawading

I’d like a person that can work a couple of hours every 2 weeks, to do weeding, edging, whipper snipping. - Due date: Flexible

I need approx 14 japanese box hedge plants taken out of the soil in forest hill and moved to nunawading where the existing leggy hedge is to be removed (and disposed of) and the new plants planted in soil (which we have at the back of the house), with a couple in pots as spares should the hedge die. First pic shows the plants in forest Hill second pic shows the area where the old plants are to be removed and transported one planted - Due date: Flexible

Chopping small tree/plants and poison, weeding, tidy up garden beds, mowing etc Front garden and backyard - Due date: Flexible

Hi I want 2 agapanthus plants and roots removed and ground leveled. Its near the picket fence which I am in the process of replacing. Want the job done ASAP. Even this evening is fine… As you can notice I have already done a lot of it just needs to be finished…before I poison the roots

This is a brand new townhouse development. Removal of plants planted as they are not to my taste. in place planting of attractive cottage garden flowering dwarf plants cutting back of overhanging tree from house next door. if you cant plant new plants that is ok. just leave the space bare and i will take care of the new planting. - Due date: Flexible

Looking to plant 4 potted plant along front lawn.

A small tree falled down in my backyard. I need it to be cut and removed. I may need the plant to be trimmed (Not sure the name of the plant). And lawn weed removal (small area). Unfortunately I don't have a green waste bin on site. - Due date: Before Sunday, 21st Nov 2021

Remove 3x well established gardenias and take 2.5km down the road and re plant at my house. Need your own tools, equipment, vehicle to do the job.

Dig and plant 50 pots of roses and remove grass in that area Put soil to plant the roses Put mulch in rest of areas

Hello. We are after quotes to transplant a camellia tree, using the following process: 1. Remove the grass from the area where the camellia will be replanted, digging down about 45cms. 2. Insert garden edging 3. Line the garden bed with approx. 10 pages of newspaper 4. Fill with rich, dark mix that is full of organic matter, appropriate for camellias and non-alkaline well aged compost. 5. Carefully dig up the camellia, moving it to it's new site. 6. Prune the upper branch-work of the camellia by at least half. This is a delicate process so please only quote if you have transplanted camellia's previously. Many thanks Emily

Digging and planting of 7 x large bay trees.