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Tim Davies Landscaping, 3 Pitino Court, Perth (2026)

Tim Davies Landscaping has been an award-winning style leader in the Western Australian landscaping industry for over 40 years. Our services include landscape design, construction, commercial landscaping maintenance and residential maintenance. Whether your project is residential or commercial, our passion is turning your vision into reality and creating "a garden for life".

03/09/2026

With rainfall season beginning to ease, now is the time to prepare gardens for the growth and warmth of spring. Featured in this week’s Western Suburbs Weekly, Tim Davies Landscaping shares a considered approach to getting outdoor spaces ready for the season ahead.

From checking irrigation systems and conditioning soil through to refreshing mulch, managing early w**d and pest growth, and planning seasonal planting, the work undertaken now can have a significant impact on how a garden performs through summer.

For established landscapes, spring preparation is less about making dramatic changes and more about understanding what the garden needs at this point in its growth cycle. Irrigation coverage, soil health, plant selection and maintenance all work together to support a landscape that remains healthy, balanced and resilient through Perth’s warmer months.

Read the full feature in this week’s Western Suburbs Weekly via link in bio.

04/05/2026

Positioned within a refined Dalkeith streetscape, this landscape is designed to elevate the experience of arrival while working in quiet alignment with the home’s architecture. Structured as a layered garden system, low groundcovers establish a controlled base, allowing sculptural planting and mature feature trees to introduce height, rhythm and presence. Stepping paths guide movement with clarity, while crisp steel edging and restrained material transitions maintain a sense of order and precision throughout.

Planting is carefully composed to soften built edges and boundary conditions, creating privacy without compromising light or openness. Large-format planters and curated accents anchor key moments, adding depth and focal interest without visual excess.
Built for Perth conditions, the landscape integrates considered soil preparation, irrigation and plant selection to ensure long-term performance and ease of maintenance.

Landscape Design + Construct:

21/04/2026

This Trigg residence explores a softened poolside environment where clean hardscape lines meet layered tropical planting, creating contrast without noise. Through early design resolution and 3D visualisation, each element is considered in context, from vertical screening and sculptural pots to the depth of planting that frames and defines each zone.

From alfresco dining to poolside lounging, the layout has been resolved to ensure movement feels intuitive and connected. By refining levels, materials and spatial relationships early, we’re able to align design intent with buildability, delivering a space that feels cohesive, functional and enduring.
A Perth garden that feels both grounded and transportive, where structure and softness work in quiet harmony.

16/04/2026

For this Swanbourne courtyard project, the early renders explored how structure, planting and outdoor living could work together to transform a compact series of spaces into a layered and calming garden environment. Vertical greenery along the boundary walls was introduced to soften hard edges, while defined lawn areas and shaded patio spaces create a central place for everyday living outdoors. The design focused on building depth through planting, allowing the garden to feel immersive without overwhelming the courtyard scale.

As the project moved from concept to construction, the intention remained consistent. Climbing plants establish vertical texture along the walls, layered planting provides privacy and softness, and the lawn becomes a quiet open space framed by greenery and outdoor living zones. Over time, as the planting matures and fills in, the garden will continue to evolve, strengthening the sense of enclosure and calm that the original design envisioned. Landscape is never static. The real transformation happens as the garden grows, settles into its environment and becomes part of daily life.

10/04/2026

The best outdoor spaces feel considered, where every element sits naturally within the garden. When planned well, features like a sauna feel like a natural part of the space rather than something added on later.

Planting helps soften the built elements, adds privacy and makes the area feel more relaxed and comfortable. Simple pathways and clear connections to the rest of the garden help everything flow, while layered planting creates a sense of enclosure without feeling closed in. When it’s all considered together, the space just works, easy to use, comfortable to be in, and a natural part of everyday outdoor living. Read the full blog via the link in bio.

30/03/2026

An autumn moment in the outdoor space of this Leederville home, where the design has settled in and is now part of everyday living. The original idea was simple, a defined pool courtyard with a floating shade structure, consistent planting and an open, uncluttered layout. Now built, the space responds to the season. Softer light moves across the paving, the canopy provides gentle shade, and the pool edge has become a quiet spot to sit, pause and unwind.

A well-considered part of the home where the design continues to feel right as the seasons change.

Address

3 Pitino Court
Perth, WA
6017

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61894410200

Website

http://www.TimDaviesLandscaping.com.au/

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