The Urban Jungle
The garden and house connect almost seamlessly, with the garden extending into the house and vice versa. Enhancing and preserving soil quality has been achieved by utilising organic matter along with strategic planting aimed at conserving water and eliminating weeds.

We love recycling plant matter in parks because it benefits the soil by increasing the diversity of invertebrates, fertilizing the established trees and creating a new nutrient rich layer of compost to grow underplanting.

Welcome to the (urban) Jungle

Urban forests and gardens don't just improve air quality and the visual appeal of outdoor public spaces, they cool our cities, create wildlife habitats, and serve as protection against flooding all while providing jobs, tourism, and even food.
Aptly known as the Urban Jungle , this verdant 427 square metre plot is just moments from Auckland's CBD - yet step through the front gate (if you can find it) and you're transported to another world. Exploding with flora and teeming with wildlife, the dull hum of traffic is drowned out by birdsong.
Clever Auckland landscape architects are finding newer and better ways to create green, eco-conscious outdoor areas to help reduce environmental impact and promote healthier living spaces. But how exactly do they do this, and what design strategies should you consider for your own NZ property?
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