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Wednesday, November 18th, 2009
You should carefully consider the selection of plants for your garden, in order to ensure that you do not plant invasive alien plants. These are plants that are not indigenous to South Africa. They tend to grow faster than our indigenous plants and can easily take over. They also take up precious water, nutrients and light which is more needed by our native plants.
Many of us have invasive exotic plants in our gardens, such as lantana, pipe grass, cat’s claw creepers, privets (ligustrum robustum privet), water hyacinths and wattle, jacaranda, pine and seringa trees. Rather opt for indigenous plants in your garden.
Indigenous gardens are not only less expensive, water wise, hardy and proudly South African, but also very versatile. You have thousands of indigenous plants to choose from, which means you can design your garden in a variety of styles, ranging from tropical to bushveld. Another advantage to indigenous gardens is that you will attract birds, insects and animals to your garden; creating your very own ecosystem in your backyard. You will also be contributing to the preservation of our indigenous plants.
Typical indigenous plants that we use include tree aloes, cape aloes, marlothii aloes, honey suckle, clivias, agapanthus, arum lilies, bulbines, wild garlic, acacia trees, olive trees, white stinkwood trees, and indigenous grasses, such as three awn grasses, thatching grass, buffalo grass, broad-leaved turpentine grass, bristle grass, Natal red top grass, red grass and fountain grass.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner and can provide the home owner with any exterior decorative feature. We pride ourselves in providing our clients with excellent, efficient and comprehensive service. We offer all the products and services associated with creating a peaceful, and aesthetically pleasing outdoor living space which will complement the style of your home and in which you can relax.
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Friday, May 22nd, 2009

Our designing principles
For the past few years South African interior decorating, fashions and lifestyles have changed dramatically. With the advent of the internet and the growth of the global village people from all over the world are learning from each other and it isn’t strange to see a Balinese garden in the middle of a Johannesburg suburb. Trends for gardens from all over the world have also changed and many people want a modern garden design when they are renovating their gardens.
One of the buzzwords, and also a very important lifestyle change many people have embraced is that of being ‘green’. The world is in grave danger if people don’t change their lifestyle to take the planet into account. One such way you can incorporate this into your lifestyle and in your modern garden design is by having an indigenous garden. By planting indigenous plants you contribute to the planet by reducing your water consumption as plants endemic to South Africa uses less water to flourish.
But going ‘green’ doesn’t mean you have to have a boring garden. Fusion is another buzzword that can bring about great designs to the man on the street. You can have a minimalist garden with a water feature while still only having indigenous plants.
At Kingfisher Landscaping (Badec Bros Landscaping) we will help you to bring all your designs to life, while still caring for the environment. Our team of experts will help you to design a garden that suits your lifestyle. Our services also include installing irrigation systems that are environmentally friendly. One of the most environmentally friendly methods of irrigation is drip irrigation. Through this you don’t waste any water as it goes straight into the soil.
For more information about your perfect modern garden design, contact us today and see how you can have a trendy garden while being environmentally conscious, contact us today.
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Tuesday, May 12th, 2009
Badec Bros Landscaping (Pty) Ltd t/a Kingfisher Landscaping is a South African Company that offers an exclusive and extensive landscaping service. The company provides their clients with trend setting landscape designs and state of the art irrigation systems, water features, Koi ponds, wooden decking and garden illumination. One of the advantages of this service is that the client only needs to work with one company to get their whole exterior living space designed and implemented in a professional manner. Badec Bros Landscaping (Pty) Ltd prides itself in always keeping in touch with international standards and always staying in front with its trend setting landscape designs. The company is a service orientated company that always puts the client first.
This dynamic company is urgently looking for experienced receptionists for Gauteng, Durban and Cape Town. Should you have the necessary experience as a receptionist (including experience in Pastel Accounting, Microsoft Word, Outlook and Excel, and fully bilingual: English and Afrikaans) and a serious go-getter attitude, you can contact our CEO, Edrich Badenhorst by sending him an e-mail with your CV attached to edrich@badecbros.com
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Monday, May 11th, 2009
Badec Bros Landscaping (Pty) Ltd t/a Kingfisher Landscaping is a South African company that offers an exclusive and extensive landscaping service. The company provides their clients with trend setting landscape designs and state of the art irrigation systems, water features, Koi ponds, wooden decking and garden illumination. One of the advantages of this service is that the client only needs to work with one company to get their whole exterior living space designed and implemented in a professional manner. Badec Bros Landscaping (Pty) Ltd prides itself in always keeping in touch with international standards and always staying in front with its trend setting landscape designs. The company is a service orientated company that always puts the client first.
This dynamic company is urgently looking for qualified Landscaping Designers for Gauteng, Durban and Cape Town. Should you have the necessary qualifications, experience and a serious go-getter attitude, you can contact our CEO, Edrich Badenhorst at the office at (012) 460 7990 or send him an e-mail with your CV attached to edrich@badecbros.com
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