Phillip Withers

Phillip Withers Melbourne based Landscape architecture and horticulture studio Landscape Design Company

Coastal Gardens: Designing with Salt, Wind + SeaWhat makes a coastal garden different?1. Led by the SensesWind, salt and...
28/04/2026

Coastal Gardens: Designing with Salt, Wind + Sea

What makes a coastal garden different?

1. Led by the Senses
Wind, salt and shifting light shape everything. It’s a landscape you feel as much as you see.

2. Always Evolving
Nothing stays still out there. Seasonal, dynamic, a little wild, and all the better for it.

3. Resilient and Relaxed
Hardy planting, layered and an easy, lived-in feel make these spaces as practical as they are beautiful.

The perfect seat for savouring every last drop of that golden autumn light. There’s something magical about a steep bloc...
21/04/2026

The perfect seat for savouring every last drop of that golden autumn light.

There’s something magical about a steep block and a multi layered garden. Framing the borrowed landscape and creating the ultimate spot to sit back and take it all in.

Landscape Architecture and Horticulture
Architecture
Landscape Construction
Photography

Rock is one of our most versatile tools. It adds weight and structure to soft planting, while also serving a purpose. Fr...
17/04/2026

Rock is one of our most versatile tools. It adds weight and structure to soft planting, while also serving a purpose. From informal seating, bird baths, pathways or within gabion walls.

Read more about our approach to nature-led gardens via link in bio.

1. Saltbush on the Bellarine
2. You Yangs Park Development
3. You Yangs Park Development
4. Alphington Residence
5. Saltbush Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show
6. Saltbush Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show

Photography

Why Natural Doesn’t Mean UntamedWorking with nature doesn’t mean letting things run wild. It’s about creating gardens th...
14/04/2026

Why Natural Doesn’t Mean Untamed

Working with nature doesn’t mean letting things run wild. It’s about creating gardens that feel relaxed, resilient and connected to their surroundings - without losing structure.

Naturalistic spaces can be both easygoing and refined. Read more of our article via link in bio.

Photography

How to apply:- View full role description via Link in Bio - Alternatively visit or company Linked In- Send CV and cover ...
10/04/2026

How to apply:
- View full role description via Link in Bio
- Alternatively visit or company Linked In
- Send CV and cover letter to [email protected]

Applications close 24th April.

07/04/2026

Saltbush on the Bellarine in print.
A snippet from Gardening Australia feature. If you missed the issue, here’s a small look at the beautifully captured article by

Photography: Simon Griffiths

07/04/2026

Saltbush on the Bellarine in print.
A snippet from our feature in Gardening Australia. If you missed the issue, here’s a small look. Captured beautifully by

Photography - Simon Griffiths

Our Portsea garden flows seamlessly into its natural surroundings, framed by the existing Modernist architecture. Large ...
06/03/2026

Our Portsea garden flows seamlessly into its natural surroundings, framed by the existing Modernist architecture. Large concrete steppers lead through a courtyard of bold Agaves and Enchinocactus and softer Westringina and Callistemon. At the rear, native and exotic plants mingle, from Agave Americana to Correa, Bronze Phormium and Dwarf Banksia - all planted with care by our horticulture team.

Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
Landscape Construction .lc

A home where recreation feels effortless. Tennis at golden hour, a swim at dusk and a landscape that carries you into th...
27/02/2026

A home where recreation feels effortless.
Tennis at golden hour, a swim at dusk and a landscape that carries you into the weekend.

Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
Architecture
Construction
Landscape Construction .lc
Pool
Photography

Meet the show-stopper!Bartlettina sordida (Purple Torch) shining proudly in our Pevensey project, beautifully captured b...
19/02/2026

Meet the show-stopper!
Bartlettina sordida (Purple Torch) shining proudly in our Pevensey project, beautifully captured by Madeleine Burke.

This lush evergreen shrub brings bold textures with its large veined leaves and purple blooms held together on purple-red stems.

See the link in our bio to read more about our recently completed project.

Landscape Design & Horticulture
Photography

Address

422 Bridge Road
Richmond, VIC
3121

Opening Hours

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

Website

https://phillipwithers.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/PW_Guide-to-your-own-Naturescape.pdf

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