Tidy, prune & reset.
Remove winter damage, shape hedges and cut back spent growth so healthy new shoots have room to flourish.
Fresh growth, thoughtful care and outdoor spaces ready to be enjoyed.
Spring has arrived, bringing longer days, fresh growth and the promise of more time outdoors. After a wet Melbourne winter, now is the moment to help gardens recover, refresh tired areas and prepare for the warmer months ahead.
In this issue, we share the practical jobs that matter now, planting ideas for a fresh spring lift and a reminder to plan early if you are considering a larger garden transformation.
Remove winter damage, shape hedges and cut back spent growth so healthy new shoots have room to flourish.
Apply a quality slow-release fertiliser and refresh mulch to support strong growth while helping the soil retain moisture.
Test every zone now, clear blocked nozzles and adjust run times before warmer weather increases demand.
Repair bare areas, aerate compacted soil and feed tired turf to encourage dense, even growth.
Use layered combinations of foliage, flowers and grasses for colour that feels considered rather than crowded.
David, our Maintenance Manager, will be off on a European escapade for four weeks from 4/9, and will be back on deck from 8/10 onwards.
We’re pleased to welcome back Joel Jurss to Lucas House & Garden. Joel is back working with the team and helping across Maintenance and Design.
250 High St, Ashburton VIC 3147
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We have been engaged by Trinity Grammar Junior school to design a multi use space in support of their award winning playspace project from 2021 by T.C.L.
Balancing the practical and aethetic requirements to improve traffic flow and allow for unstructured play.
Landscape construction for homes built with hebel is always a challenge due to warranty issues. One of the main chalenges here was to provide a shade pavillion across the rear of the building without any reliance on the home itself for support. This had all sorts of implications for traffic flow and maintaining the light and airy feel of the space.
Draped with ornamental grape vines, the use of Castlemaine slate throughout and those beautfully detailled mitred stone edges all tie the project together.
A considered and planned approach with time for contemplation and revision beats a rushed and compressed design process everytime! Thinking of Landscaping in 2027 or even 2028? Now's the time to begin...
BOOK A CONSULTATION →We’ll be closed from 23 December 2026 and returning on 4 January 2027. A well earnt time for rest for all our staff and their families.
From everyone at Lucas House & Garden — Welcome to Spring!
250 High St, Ashburton VIC 3147
(03) 9888 5498 · office@lhg.net.au · lhg.net.au
Lucas House and Garden Pty Ltd CDB-L 73321