Peter Fudge Gardens

Name: Peter Fudge Gardens
Address: Po box 845 woolahra 1350, Woolahra, New South Wales, 1350, Australia
Telephone: (02) 9211 1336
Rating: 5

1 Review

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About Us

Landscape design, construction and maintenance

Services Provided

Garden design, installation , maintenence

Areas Served

Based in Metropolitan Sydney and all over Australia

8 Projects

Design ideas for a contemporary garden in Sydney.

Keep It Simple!

Japanese Influence!

Fire Pit

Photo of a contemporary garden in Sydney.

Gravel

Magnolias!

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Business Name

Peter Fudge Gardens

Phone Number

(02) 9211 1336

Website

www.peterfudgegardens.com.au

Address

Po box 845 woolahra 1350
Woolahra, New South Wales 1350
Australia

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Transitional Landscapes

I worked for Peter Fudge Gardens for 3 and a half years and for a number of other companies, but am now subsequently self employed. The skills that Peter Fudge drills into his employee's and the dogged attention to customer service are unrivalled. The attention to detail and the way he treats his clients have served me well and put me in good stead both as a businessman and a landscaper. I would highly recommend his companies services to anyone looking to transform their garden. James @ Transitional Landscaping Services.

March 17, 2014

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8 Comments

Commented: what are the Tall hedgesHi there, yes they are fast growing, not really shade lovers, they grow to about 6m. For more info, please go to; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viburnum_odoratissimum Thanks

March 25, 2015

Commented: What type of pavingHi there, it's Asian sandstone. Thanks, Pete

January 24, 2015

Commented: boxwoodHi there, it's actually viburnum odoratissimum, but I use Japanese box in Sydney. Thanks, Pete

December 11, 2014

Commented: Stunning Pleached Hedge - any suggestions for evergreen variety?Hi there, my recommendations are; Tall cumquats, evergreen ash, evergreen magnolias. Thanks, Pete

November 3, 2014

Commented: FrangipaniHi there, Rosemary, silver helichrysum, chalksticks, Raphiolepis. Thanks, Pete

October 18, 2014

Commented: HedgeHi there, if you're referring to the small hedge, around the stairs, it's Buxus. The taller trees that form an avenue hedge are called Snow Pears and behind them on the right are Viburnum odoratissim...

August 28, 2014

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