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Monday, September 21st, 2009
Spring is the season of regeneration. You can get the best out of your garden by doing the following during this invigorating time of year.
First of all you should prune all the plants in your garden that have suffered frost damage. This will promote new growth.
Remove dead leaves and branches from your plants and trees to stimulate growth.
You should divide your perennial plants in order to multiply them and fill your garden beds with more lush growth.
Apply mulch to your plant beds and feed your plants and lawn with fertilizer and compost.
Have your irrigation system checked out and maintained.
You can start to water your lawn and garden more regularly again – two or three times per week.
You can also plant bulbs, which flower in summer, such as arum lilies (zantedeschia species), sword lilies (gladiolus species), and dahlias. Sow flower seeds and plant seedlings to add vibrant splashes of colour to your garden.
Once your spring flowering plants have finished blooming, you can prune them back to ensure strong growth during the next spring period.
Finally, you should check all of your plants for diseases and treat them accordingly.
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, September 4th, 2009
Spring is in the air! How wonderful to have longer and warmer days; sunshine on your skin and the sweet incense of blooms in the air! Spring is a season of re-birth…regeneration…
Spring is about budding trees and flowers popping up everywhere. When one thinks of spring plants come to mind first!
Why don’t you regenerate your garden? A change is as good as a holiday, and seeing as December is still almost 3 months away, a change might do you good.
A beautifully designed and laid-out garden enhances the over-all appearance of your property and adds value to it!
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner and 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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Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009
An informal garden can be defined as “organized chaos”. These gardens are inclined to be much more natural and don’t follow rigid design lines. Plant lines and borders are more natural and fluid. Nature is pretty much left to take its course.
Plants typically used in an informal garden include a variety of trees, shrubs, creepers, perennial plants, ground covers, decorative grasses, et cetera. These are planted en masse.
Hard landscaping features suitable for an informal garden include understated water features, ponds, pathways, garden benches, sculptures, pots, pergolas and trellises.
Our in-house exterior décor company, Badec Bros Deco can design and manufacture a wide selection of trendy décor pieces for your garden; ranging from stylish pots, water features, sculptures, customized garden gates, trellises, pergolas, sculptures and the like.
Ultimately, the garden design of an informal garden should harmonize with the architectural style of the home and with the tastes of the home owner.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Monday, July 20th, 2009
A Japanese garden is probably the most therapeutic garden. With its evergreen plants, tranquil water features and elegant, flowing lines, the Japanese garden quickly eases your mood and relaxes your mind, soul and body.
Plants typically used in Japanese gardens consist of perennial plants. This means that your garden will be green all year round and that you will not need to remove any plants every year. Should you want to add splashes of colour to your Japanese garden, you can allocate a small area to seasonal colour.
Japanese gardens are timeless and will always be an attractive attribute to complement your home. Small gardens or courtyards are also suitable for Japanese gardens.
Hard landscaping features, such as oriental sculptures, stone lanterns, water features with an eastern theme, trellises, wooden decking, cobble lines, paths created with stepping stones, water basins, cement screed blocks, feature walls, garden benches and other exterior décor will decorate your garden and requires no water. Different textures will add dimension to the garden lay-out.
Our in-house décor company, Badec Bros Deco, can manufacture any type of trendy exterior décor that your heart desires. Badec Bros Wooden Decking, our in-house wooden decking company, is a highly professional and qualified company, fit to install your wooden decking in a variety of wood types with a range of stylish finishes.
Another typical Japanese garden feature is the shishi odoshi – which looks like a bamboo shaduf. Water runs into one end of a horizontal bamboo rod (which is attached to two vertical bamboo rods) and eventually causes the horizontal bamboo to drop to the opposite side. Once it has run empty it pivots back to its original position onto a flat stone, which emits a striking sound. The cycle repeats continuously. Traditionally this device was used to scare of browsing and grazing animals, to protect the plants in the garden. Nowadays it is used to create a soothing rhythm in your garden.
Plants and trees in a Japanese garden are characteristically trimmed into neat shapes. Beautifully manipulated bonsai can form stunning focal points in your Japanese gardens.
Ultimately, the garden design of a Japanese garden should harmonize with the architectural style of the home and with the tastes of the home owner.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Wednesday, July 15th, 2009
If you want practical exterior space for entertaining and relaxation, which is strategically enhanced by focal features and feature plants, a minimalist garden is the answer. Minimalist design is based on immaculate and elegant lines and features, and requires low maintenance. This type of garden features more hard landscaping and decorative features, than plants.
Minimalist plants that we typically use include bold, sleek feature plants, such as aloes, succulents and trees with an orderly appearance, such as leopard trees. Groundcovers, such as mondo grass, diamondias and rock roses are also perfect for the minimalist garden. Adding water to the overall garden design will augment the end result and convey a soothing ambience.
Hard landscaping features to be utilized in a minimalist garden include water features, sculptures, trellises, wooden decking, cobble lines, stepping stones, cement screed blocks, feature walls, garden benches and other exterior décor. Different textures will add dimension to the garden lay-out.
Our in-house décor company, Badec Bros Deco, can manufacture any type of trendy exterior décor that your heart desires. Badec Bros Wooden Decking, our in-house wooden decking company, is a highly professional and qualified company, fit to install your wooden decking in a variety of wood types with a range of stylish finishes.
The key recipe is to marry the feature plants and hard landscaping features to create a neat, aesthetically pleasing unit.
Ultimately, the garden design of a minimalist garden should harmonize with the architectural style of the home and with the tastes of the home owner.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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, July 10th, 2009
Formal gardens are rich in classic elements and structured lines. Plants typically used for formal gardens include, buxus hedges, topiaried trees, roses, lavender, maple trees, silver birch trees, conifers and poplar trees.
Classic garden benches, pergolas, trellises and water features also play a very important role in formal garden design.
Ultimately, the garden design of a formal garden should harmonize with the architectural style of the home and with the tastes of the home owner.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Monday, July 6th, 2009
What sort of benefits or assistance do you expect to get from a landscaping service. Well, that’s going to depend on the company you contact. There are some companies who claim to offer landscape services and when push comes to a shove, all they are actually offering is to cut your grass, tidy up leaves and weed the garden. There are, of course, plenty of services that a good professional company can offer. One of those landscaping services is consultancy. Often, property owners do not know exactly how they want their garden to look like. Sometimes, they do not even know what plants to grow! To solve these problems, one can hire landscape consultants to advise on what to do. Normally, the consultants arrange a visit to the property to observe. After a few days, they can visit the owner and submit to him some recommendations that may include a new garden layout design.
Other landscaping services include removing unwanted weeds, shrubs, trees and other vegetation, site clearance, removal of old fences, pathways, buildings and concrete. Hardscaping includes rockery works, pond excavation and construction, patio and terrace construction, pathway and driveway layout and fence layout. This service also aids in the construction of garden buildings such as pagodas, sheds and pump stations. Garden landscaping service also includes plant care. The contractor regularly visits a property to take care of the plants. Maintenance of the plants usually involves trimming and pruning, weed and pest control and irrigation. To find out how Kingfisher can help you, give us a call.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Wednesday, June 24th, 2009
The one great thing about using indigenous plants for landscaping is that you know before they have even been planted that they should thrive. South Africa has some rare and beautiful indigenous plants ranging from ground covers, small, medium and large shrubs and a selection of many trees, and you’ll find many species suitable for you’re particular region stocked at your local nurseries, and should also find a wide variety of bulbs, grasses and succulents that are suitable for landscaping.
Many landscapers such as ourselves can design and create indigenous garden landscaping to suit your environment and your particular requirements, and will supply the plants, materials and labour. Many regions of the country suffer from harsh weather conditions for much of the year, and this is one of the reasons why indigenous landscaping can be so successful where a garden using non-native plants either fails or needs a lot of upkeep. Whether you’re thinking of using local or foreign plants in your new garden, we will be able to give you excellent advice on how to use them in a low-maintenance, water-wise garden for you that will survive our harsh weather. There are always shortcuts that can be used depending on the regional conditions applicable in your particular case. If you like colour we can use annuals – this means they will return year after year in the same splendid beauty and at the same time give you a time saving way of having the garden in bloom throughout the season.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Thursday, June 4th, 2009
One way of expanding your living space without going to the expense of building a conservatory or other extension is to build a patio with wooden decking. It is true that you can only make use of wooden decking in fine weather, but it is a much cheaper way of extending your home, and once decorated with ornamental pots full of colourful plants; it makes a very agreeable entertainment area. Whereas a patio with a deck is usually built adjoining the home, it is possible to locate it in a favourable spot elsewhere in the garden where it can get lots of sun, or if it is your wish, shade. But for practical purposes, most deck designs call for decks to be attached to the back or the side of the house. Such decks often serve as an extension to the dining room or entertainment area
Wooden decking allows you to maximize your outdoor living space by giving you a peaceful setting for entertaining and leisure time. The design of your wooden decking is going to be influenced by a couple of things, what you want to do with it and how you want it to complement the remainder of the property. Building a deck on the south side could reduce your exposure to direct sunlight, so sunbathing on the deck would be out of the question. Similarly a deck built on the north side may expose you to extreme summer heat. This can be overcome by a little clever landscaping – trees and shrubs can be so placed to provide welcome shade in summer and at the same time act as wind breaks in winter.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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Tuesday, May 26th, 2009

Sculptured art by Kingfisher landscaping
Our garden landscapers can help to transform your garden
Gardening is an everyday occurrence for many people – planting new seedlings, getting rid of old plants and simply spending time to get their gardens into tiptop shape. There is however evidence that gardening has a very long history. Egyptian tomb paintings dating back from 1 500 BC shows lotus ponds with acacias and palms arranged around it. Garden landscapers are there to help people make the most of their gardens, especially if you don’t have the skills to get a garden up and running from scratch.
Taste in terms of gardens vary considerably, with many people preferring to have rolling lawns instead of trees and others who would rather have terracotta tiles instead of lawn. Whatever your style is, the team of garden landscapers Kingfisher Landscaping will be able to assist you in getting the perfect garden for your style and budget.
With years of experience in making beautiful gardens for ordinary home owners to estate and corporate clients, we have the skills to make your garden into something you can be proud of.
We will look at many aspects before we put shovel to soil, for example how much time you want to spend on maintaining the garden, what kind of plants you would like as well as what your main aim is for the garden.
We have over 3 500 satisfied clients and we would like to help you get the garden you have always dreamt of. Contact us today and see how a little greenery can change your life.
The landscaping experts at Kingfisher Landscaping design and implement exceptional and beautiful gardens in a professional manner. 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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