Garden
If you’ve noticed pools of water in your garden or dry patches on your lawn, your irrigation system might need fine tuning.
Not sure how much to water your garden? You’re not alone. With different plants and sprinkler systems to consider, it can get confusing. But it doesn’t have to be.
Peter has lived in the Territory for over 43 years, with 10 years in the bush and the last 30 years in Virginia. He loves the dry season and storms in the wet.
Before you grab your gloves and head to the nursery, take a moment to think about the plants that will really thrive in your patch.
Having been in the domestic gardening, landscaping and irrigation business for more than 30 years there isn’t much Peter hasn’t seen. Get to know more about the man behind the mower.
After two decades in Darwin, Michael’s love for fishing, camping, and the outdoors runs deep. A landscaper and builder by trade, he’s passionate about smart design, water efficiency, and helping locals save money.
With 27 years in the gardening game, Quentin Green’s all about keeping us water-wise. From lawns to irrigation, he’s passionate about helping locals make every drop count.
From ringer to gardener, Gerry’s journey through the Top End has grown into a lifelong passion for plants. These days, he’s all about helping locals create healthy, thriving gardens that suit the Territory.
A turf farmer and irrigation expert with over 35 years’ experience, Nick Day has learned a thing or two about what makes a lawn and an irrigation system work well.
A self-proclaimed tree hugger, Dan swapped his corporate life for a greener calling. Get to know more about this long-term Territorian, who arrived in the Top End back in 1995.
If you’ve ever run out into the rain to switch off your sprinklers, you’ll love a smart irrigation controller. It saves hassle, cuts water waste, and keeps your garden looking great. Check these models out.
When Jackie discovered her sprinklers were running rogue, she took charge. By learning how her irrigation system really worked, she halved her water use, kept her garden thriving, and saved $1,700 in a year.