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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: The Spa @ Brackenridge
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. The Spa @ Brackenridge. STAGE ONE - RESOURCE CONSENT. Produced conceptual landscape plans including mounds and screen planting, aiming to minimise the visual effect of the proposed Spa building from the road. 2007. Part of Landscape Concept Plans for Resource Consent application. STAGE TWO - REFINING PLAN. Refined the plan for the gardens and landscaping around The Spa, once the building was nearing completion. Winter 2008.
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: Pekapeka Wetlands, Hawkes Bay
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Tuesday, March 17, 2015. Pekapeka Wetlands, Hawkes Bay. One of the info signs - keeping to the theme of timber and steel. I LOVE these picnic tables. No problem with these being blown over in the wind. Hebe are the main nurse crop, being fast growing - they provide shade and shelter for the slower growing,. But longer term trees, which are just starting to push through the hebes. Really sturdy and nicely curved board walks.
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: The Waterfall - Our Own Revegetation Project
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. The Waterfall - Our Own Revegetation Project. Down by the river. George has plans for glamping sites, water wheels, electricity generation, alfresco baths, enormous flying fox etc, but in the meantime, it is just a fabulous spot to spend our energy and leisure time. Construction of the mud brick pizza oven (clay off the farm). Sam and Phoebe staining the pergola posts. Paddock so we could plant around it. ABOVE: New planting,...
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: Let there be light
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Monday, July 20, 2015. Let there be light. So excited to get rid of this damn tree - and the pleasure I will get from burning the firewood will be immense. I added the pink cross in desperation, and was preparing to pay a contractor to come. And take it down. The thought of me paying someone to do this is what finally galvanised. Probably a year's worth of firewood here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have a great day.
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: July 2015
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Monday, July 20, 2015. Orange and Purple Garden Mid-winter. Part of what I love about this garden, is the extreme contrast between the vibrant, bold flower colours of autumn, then this quiet period of green. Small bulbs will start flowering soon - daffodils, tulips and crocus. This is it in full bloom, below! Links to this post. Let there be light. Probably a year's worth of firewood here. Links to this post. I know some peop...
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: Foliage and flowers
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Tuesday, April 7, 2015. I always have at least three vases with either branches, or leaves and flowers in, at my office (actually - there are 9 at the moment! The cyclamen have fascinated me with the white pollen they are dropping onto the purple leaves (above). You only get to see these details if they are in a vase! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have a great day. View my complete profile. From Plans to Planting. Peopl...
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: From Plans to Planting
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. From Plans to Planting. We are increasingly being asked to complete the planting jobs that I have drawn plans for. We love doing this! Lately I have been planning and ordering plants, and laying them out for the client to plant themselves when they have time. This works beautifully, as plant placement can make or break a design. This is the next best thing to having the 'experts' come in and plant for you! This planting at No...
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: My Own Garden(s)
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. This is most definitely NOT intended as a display garden, rather, an inspirational and gorgeous place for me to work in. Envious friends call this my sanctuary - and it jolly near is! Ideally I would like to have sculptures etc in the garden, but at the moment I am making do with plants. Of course the plants I use here are many of my favourites. Always starting with the structural plants - Shrubs and trees:. Late summer Feb '...
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: Dursley Garden
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Swathes of the unusual Martagon Lily are a highlight at Dursley, under the trees. How hard can that be? I have developed a blog for Dursley as well (go to my 'View my complete profile' on the home page) or contact Judith Callaghan at dursley@actrix.co.nz. Or telephone 06 3724 804 to find out about coming to visit. Dursley is approximately 18km from Masterton. Make sure to order the divine Devonshire Teas! Have a great day.
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ: Totara, Michelia and Magnolia together
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Rachel Callaghan Landscape Architect, NZ. IDEAS PHOTOS. INSPIRATION. RAMBLINGS. Monday, July 6, 2015. Totara, Michelia and Magnolia together. Anemanthele lessoniana - Gossamer Grass. Michelia yunnanensis with brown velvet flower buds. Another favourite - Phormium Surfer Bronze - mini bronze flax. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Have a great day. View my complete profile. SEE SOME OF MY GARDEN DESIGNS ON THE FOLLOWING PAGES. From Plans to Planting. The Waterfall - Our Own Revegetation Project.
