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Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers in Hobart, Tasmania

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A beautiful garden design can add serious value to your property, and a landscape designer or architect in Hobart, Tasmania can help you create that vision and bring your dreams to reality. Browse the Houzz directory below to find garden designers and landscape architects near you!

How to find the best landscape designers near you


When it comes to planning and designing your landscape, the first question you need to answer is: Do you need a landscape architect, or will a garden designer suffice? To answer this question, you need to first define your project. If it is complex and involves hard- and softscapes and maybe even a swimming pool, a landscape architect is probably the better choice. If on the other hand you are looking for something fairly simple, like adding new plants and flower beds, a garden designer will likely suffice. The main difference is that an architect has more education and costs more than a designer, and you will need to decide which level of work will serve your project. If you’re unsure, just have a chat to both and get some quotes!

So go on, browse the Houzz directory, check out previous garden design projects they have completed, and get in touch with landscape designers in Hobart, Tasmania for a consultation today.

Find landscape architects & landscape designers near me on Houzz

Before you hire a landscape architect & landscape designer in Hobart, browse through our network of 9 landscape architects & landscape designers. Read through home owner reviews, check their past projects and then request a quote from the best landscape architects & landscape designers near you.


How do I find a local Landscape Architect & Landscape Designer in Hobart?

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  1. Reach out to the pro(s) you want, then share your vision to get the ball rolling.
  2. Request and compare quotes, then hire the Landscape Architect & Landscape Designer that perfectly fits your project and budget limits.

What services do Landscape Architects & Landscape Designer companies provide in Hobart?

The most popular Landscape Architect & Designer Services in Hobart are:
  • Garden Design
  • Drought Tolerant Landscaping
  • Pool Landscaping
  • Landscape Design
  • Landscape Plans
  • Patio Design
  • Pool Landscaping
  • Edible Gardens

How many Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers are in Hobart?

There are 9 Landscape Architects & Landscape Designers, registered on Houzz in Hobart.

What are the key elements of garden design?

The key elements of garden design include determining the gardens layout and structure, selecting appropriate plants, incorporating hardscaping elements, considering colour and texture, and planning suitable lighting. The layout and structure involve careful consideration of paths, patios, seating areas, and focal points. Plant selection takes into account factors like site conditions, aesthetics, and maintenance. Hardscaping elements such as walls, fences, and water features add structure and visual interest.

What does a Landscape Architect do?

A landscape architect is responsible for planning, designing, and managing outdoor spaces by combining artistic and technical skills, as well as environmentally friendly practices. Their work involves conducting site analysis to understand the site potential, creating design concepts, developing detailed plans and specifications, collaborating with other architects and gardeners, and overseeing the implementation of the design.