Peter fudge

In the garden, what charms is not a stand-alone stunner, but plants in satisfying combinations.

Neighbours peeping over your fence? Landscape designer Peter Fudge shares his top 5 go-to plants for dense screening to block your neighbours out!

A freeform design based on a less-is-more aesthetic brings style and personality to a pocket-sized suburban garden. Check it out!

His name would be perfect for a character in a children's book but it belongs to a Sydney, Australia landscape architect that designs the most beautiful gardens! Take a look.... Peter Fudge does not design in one particular style, it seems he adapts to the special needs of the space for each project. This formal French inspired garden reminds me of Loi Thai's garden in Maryland. This box hedge planted with steps looks cool. I love the low maintenance and the shape of the shades of the…

Field of Manchurian Pear - Driving through the rural timber gates, the decomposed driveway is generous and bordered by massed Pennisetum and Birch groves. …

Nestled on half a hectare of land in Sydney’s northern suburbs is a formal garden by acclaimed landscape designer Peter Fudge. Take a closer look!

Contemporary landscaping ideas reflect modern trends in architecture and house design, bringing simplicity and unique details into garden design, front yard and backyard decorating

Well placed urn focal point, below, at the end of the path. The Garden Design for the urn is playing a Bigger Game. Do you already see? . The more directions a focal point is a focal point from, the better the focal point. It's playing the Bigger Game. Pic, above, here. . Looking at the urns, above, from the side direction, they are placed as an asymmetrical pair leading into the covered porch. . Very nice. No thought of the ubiquitous pairing each side of the opening. More, the wider…