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Nature strip design + planting 

nipaluna/ Hobart

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Why mow your nature strip when you can let it grow?

Nature strips may be small, but together they make up a significant part of our urban green space.

 

Wildside transforms ordinary grass nature strips into biodiverse, low-maintenance gardens designed by a landscape architect for nipaluna/ Hobart conditions.

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Why go wild?

 

No mowing

Replace lawn with hardy, low-maintenance planting that does not require mowing.

 

More habitat

Wildlife-friendly native plants provide food and shelter for birds, bees, butterflies and other urban wildlife.

 

A healthier street

More diverse street planting can help cool our neighbourhoods, absorb rainwater and contribute to a greener streetscape.

 

More connected neighbourhoods

Research has found that people who garden their nature strips report a greater sense of community.

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Better kerb appeal

Create a beautiful green entrance to your home. Australian research has also linked greener, leafier streets with higher property values.

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We take care of everything.

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If you're interested in planting your nature strip but are put off by the idea of navigating council guidelines, chasing approvals, interpreting Dial Before You Dig results, finding plants and spending your weekend digging, you've come to the right place.

 

Wildside takes care of everything and provides a complete nature strip transformation, including:

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  • Landscape design

  • Plant selection & sourcing

  • Council-compliant planting plans

  • Council approvals

  • Dial Before You Dig enquiry

  • Ground preparation

  • Mulching & planting

  • Establishment & maintenance advice

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Our design process ensures that obligations are met in relation to Council requirements and approvals, underground services, pedestrian access, parking, bin collection, sightlines and existing street trees.

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All you need to do is tell us where you live. We’ll take it from there.

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