Gardens, people, and the spaces that bring them together

ABOUT megan

I’ve spent more than thirty years working in hospitality, an industry that teaches you to read people, solve problems quickly, and pay close attention to how spaces make people feel.

My love of gardens came much earlier. I grew up around them, learning from my mother that gardens are places of care, patience, and observation.

Studying landscape design at Holmesglen felt like a natural continuation of those interests — bringing together plants, people, and place.

Training climbing roses for the Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show

Whilst I enjoy the creative side of landscape design, I’m particularly interested in the work that connects design and delivery, helping thoughtful landscape ideas move from concept into built, lived spaces.

I’m drawn to landscape projects that bring people, plants, and place together in meaningful ways.

Selected work & affiliations

| Holmesglen Institute - Diploma of Landscape Design| MIFGS | YWCA Richmond House - Garden Path Project | Form & Foliage Landscape Design |