Wellington
Gardens Ltd

Garden work
with a clear eye

We shape gardens that suit your life, your site and the Wellington climate.

Plan My Garden
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Landscaped garden path of stone pavers curving through lush ferns and layered planting

Our approach

Gardens that hold together.

Good gardens start with how the space works, then layer in planting, edges and materials that settle and last.

See how we work
Raised timber vegetable beds in a productive kitchen garden
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Layered planting for structure, texture and seasonal change.

Project plates

Real gardens,
carefully shaped.

A selection of recent work across Wellington, each garden shaped around the site and the way our clients live outside.

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Wellington Gardens designed for our sites, our winds and our changing seasons
Completed courtyard with an outdoor dining setting beside a timber slat screen
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Raised timber vegetable beds in a productive kitchen garden
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New split-level courtyard with raised gardens and an oriental trellis fence
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Enclosed garden room looking out over a newly planted rear garden
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The process

From idea to
everyday outdoors.

A simple, collaborative process that brings clarity at every step.

Our process
01

Understand

We visit, listen and understand your site, goals and how you use your space.

02

Design

We shape a plan that fits the land, light and lifestyle.

03

Build

Careful construction and quality materials bring the plan to life.

04

Settle

We plant, mulch and fine tune so your garden settles in strong.

Testimonials

"We are really happy with how the work turned out. It is better than we ever imagined, a fantastic space, and we have already enjoyed some lovely sunny days outside. We appreciated the professional service and clear communication every step of the way."

Nicola and Phil Shaw, Wellington

Plan my garden

Plan your Wellington garden

Tell us about your site and how you want to use it. We will take it from there.

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Finished Wellington courtyard garden