What does landscaping really cost in Melbourne?
A breakdown of budget considerations for residential landscaping projects, from basic garden refresh to full transformations.
Partners & Sponsorships
Supporting the community we serve.
Eden is proud to support the organisations and groups that hold our community together. We've sponsored our local State Emergency Service (SES), including a feature ad in their magazine, back the Country Fire Authority (CFA), and stay active in local business networks like BNI. We believe in giving back to the people who protect our neighbourhoods and respond when storms strike.
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CFA Partnership
Eden donates equipment and supports local fire brigade initiatives across Melbourne's north east.
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SES Sponsorship
Proud sponsors of our local State Emergency Service, including a feature ad in their magazine and storm season support for the crews who keep us safe.
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BNI Melbourne
Active members of our local BNI business network, building referrals, relationships and trust with other Melbourne businesses, and proud to be recognised by the chapter.
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Banyule City Council
Working alongside our local council on trees, permits, water wise planting and open space, so projects across Banyule are done properly the first time.
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Working closely with Banyule City Council
Banyule is home for us. Our yard sits in Greensborough and most of our crews start the day inside the Banyule boundary, so the relationship we keep with the local council matters as much as the one we keep with our clients.
We work in step with Banyule City Council on the things that shape almost every project in the area. Protected and significant trees, permits for decks, pergolas and retaining walls, water wise planting, and how a new landscape handles stormwater. Sorting that out at the design stage keeps our clients on the right side of local requirements and keeps jobs moving instead of stalling.
Council representatives have visited our yard to see how the team works, what we build with, and how we reuse materials rather than sending them to landfill. Those visits run both ways. They see the standard our crews hold, and we get a clearer read on what council wants to see across Banyule's streets, reserves and residential blocks.
If you live in Banyule and you are not sure what your project needs, ask us. We deal with these requirements every week, and we would rather answer the question up front than watch a good design get held up later.
Eden at BNI Melbourne
Eduardo represents Eden at our local BNI chapter, presenting, connecting with other trusted businesses, and being recognised for the work we put into the community.
