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Garden Design with Natasha Morgan

Little Cottage on a Hill

1 Stanley Street,
Daylesford VIC 3460

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  • Sat 15 Aug

10am–1pm

$320 per person

Whether you're starting from scratch or reshaping an existing space, this garden design workshop invites you to see your garden differently. This is not a plant-by-plant session. It is a place to think like a landscape architect and begin shaping your dream garden.

Explore the fundamental principles that guide thoughtful garden design. You'll learn how to observe and respond to the unique conditions of a site, how to work with what already exists to support the kind of space you want to create. How to create rhythm, balance and a sense of flow in the garden. Not through formulas, but through a practice of observation, clarity and intention. Using tracing paper and bold texters, you'll begin a layered, iterative design process based on Natasha's own garden. A technique that prioritises experience over detail. This isn't about where your grandma's rose will go. It is about learning to see the bigger picture, how to design in a way that brings coherence to your space.

You'll leave with the tools to create your own garden brief, a new approach to site mapping and design thinking grounded in landscape architecture, a renewed way of seeing and shaping your garden.

Content: Natasha Morgan

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