What
  • AccountantAccountants, lawyers and finance
  • Air conditioning and heating
  • MechanicAutomotive and mechanics
  • BuilderBuilders and renovators
  • CafeCafés and restaurants
  • ChildcareChildcare and tutoring
  • CleaningCleaners
  • Dentist clinicDentists
  • ElectricianElectricians
  • GymGyms, Pilates and martial arts
  • Hair salonHair, beauty and barbers
  • LandscaperLandscapers and gardeners
  • VetPet services and vets
  • PhysioPhysio, chiro and allied health
  • PlumberPlumbers and gasfitters
Where

About landscapers and gardeners in Macleod

There is 1 business listed under landscapers and gardeners in Macleod on Local Business Near Me: Clippers Lawnmowing and Garden Care. Each listing shows the address, phone number and opening hours, so you can compare them and get in touch directly.

Macleod spans the Cities of Banyule and Darebin (postcode 3085). Macleod is a leafy suburb on the Hurstbridge train line, next to La Trobe University and the Gresswell forest and grasslands. Its village shopping strip on Aberdeen Road has cafés and local shops.

Landscapers and gardeners in nearby suburbs

More local businesses in Macleod

All landscapers and gardeners in Melbourne's north · All businesses in Macleod

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About landscapers and gardeners in Melbourne's north

There are 85 businesses listed under landscapers and gardeners on Local Business Near Me, across 49 suburbs in Melbourne's north. You'll find the most in Wallan (5), Meadow Heights (4) and Mickleham (4). Open any listing for its contact details and location, plus opening hours where the business has shared them. Listing your business is free.

Landscapers and gardeners by suburb

Landscapers and gardeners in Melbourne's north

Gardens in the north range from established leafy blocks in suburbs like Briar Hill, Macleod and Yallambie to small new-estate courtyards in Mernda, Doreen and Craigieburn. Local landscapers design and build gardens, paving, retaining walls, turf and irrigation, while gardeners take care of regular mowing, pruning, weeding and green waste.

Melbourne's north is warmer and drier than the east, so a good local landscaper will suggest hardy, water-wise plants that cope with hot summers and clay soils.

What to check before you book

  • Look at photos of finished gardens, not just designs
  • Ask whether retaining walls or structural work need a permit or engineer
  • Get a written quote that separates plants, materials and labour
  • For regular gardening, confirm what's included in each visit and green waste removal
  • Check they carry public liability insurance

Common questions about landscapers and gardeners

What's the difference between a landscaper and a gardener?

Landscapers design and build new outdoor spaces like paving, garden beds, lawns and walls. Gardeners maintain existing gardens with mowing, pruning, weeding and tidy-ups.

When is the best time to plant in Melbourne?

Autumn is a great time to plant most shrubs and trees in Melbourne, giving roots time to establish before summer. Lawns are often laid in spring or autumn.

Do retaining walls need a permit?

Taller retaining walls or walls near boundaries or buildings may need a building permit and engineering. Ask your landscaper or council before you start.