The Landscaping Podcast

In this episode I speak with Alannah Easton from Olivera Garden Design.

Alannah is a Landscape architect based in Melbourne and it's a fascinating chat with her, hearing about the work she's doing in schools to get them interested and engaged in horticulture as well as hearing about Alannah's approach to and understanding of the way spaces are designed.

She's also doing a Boutique Garden at this years MIFGS and talks about the idea behind the design of that garden as well as some of the challenges she's facing putting it together.

You can follow Alannah on Instagram @oliveragardendesign

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In this episode I speak with Jayden Webber from Webber Landscapes, a landscape construction company based on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.

Jayden also recently started a maintenance side of the business called Breezy Blooms Garden Co, so we talk about the reasons behind that and his plans for that business.

We also talk about Jayden's experience working with a business coach, as he's worked with two different ones over the years.

You can follow Jayden on Instagram @webber_landscapes and check out the maintenance business @breezy_blooms_garden_co

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In this episode I speak with Matt York from Ratio Consultants. Matt is a partner and Landscape Architect at Ratio and is one of the nice guys of the industry.

It was a fascinating chat with Matt, from hearing about his journey in the industry and seeing how relevant it's all been to the work he's doing now, to hearing about what's he doing now, which is designing a city in Kenya which will be home to 250,000 people, starting with 0.

We also talk about Matt's experiences at MIFGS over the years and get a preview about his upcoming show garden for this year.

You can follow Matt on Instagram @mattyorklandscapearchitect or @ratio.consultants

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In this episode I speak with Toby France from Exterior Architecture, a landscape architecture firm based in Sydney and on the Sunshine Coast.

Toby started study and work in the UK and worked for some high end companies before moving to Australia, working for a few years here and then starting EA. He's also recently opened the Sunshine Coast office after moving there and is running both offices.

It's great to hear that one of Toby's employees has an interior/architecture background, and he explains how well that works in terms of designing spaces in a different way to what Toby would.

You can follow Toby's work on Instagram @exterior_arch

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In this episode, the final for 2025, I speak with Breana Graham from Breana Graham Landscapes, a landscape architecture/design business based in Sydney working on high end residential projects.

Breana makes some great points in this chat about the importance of challenging the relationship between architect and builder so that they both improve.

She also talks about the way she does her plant schedules within her designs, which is a way I hadn't heard of before, but makes a lot of sense when she explains it.

One day after this episode is released, we'll tick over 250,000 downloads of the podcast, so thank you to everyone who has listened to an episode, but especially the guests who've taken the time to come on the podcast and share their story.

You can follow Breana on Instagram @breanagraham_landscapes

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You can follow along with the projects we're currently working on via our Instagram page
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