01Landscape Design
Site-based garden plans that work with native trees, coastal conditions and the style of the home.
Local landscaping for coastal homes, gardens and streetscapes.
TXR Landscaping Contractors provides landscaping across Beaumaris VIC 3193, from front garden refreshes and new lawns to retaining walls, paving and complete outdoor transformations. We plan every project around the property's soil, drainage, existing vegetation and how you want to use the space.
Beaumaris is one of Bayside's most distinctive suburbs. Tea-tree lined streets, native canopy trees, mid-century modern homes and sandy coastal soil give its gardens a character you don't find further inland, and they also shape how landscaping work needs to be planned.
Choose a single improvement or combine several services into one coordinated project.
Site-based garden plans that work with native trees, coastal conditions and the style of the home.
Street-facing gardens with lawn, native planting, paths and edging that suit the suburb's leafy, open streetscapes.
Backyards for entertaining, family use and easy upkeep, planned around existing trees, shade and sandy soil.
Garden beds and planting using hardy natives and coastal species that cope with salt wind, sandy soil and dry summers.
New lawns with soil preparation suited to fast-draining sandy ground, so turf establishes properly and holds moisture.
Timber, concrete sleeper, block and stone walls for sloping blocks and raised garden beds, with footings and drainage designed for sandy soil.
Patios, entrances and garden paths, including permeable options that let rain soak into the ground.
Outdoor living areas that connect the house to the garden, positioned around sun, shade and existing trees.
Complete outdoor projects combining walls, paving, decking, turf and planting under one plan.
Ongoing mowing, hedge trimming, garden bed upkeep and seasonal tidy-ups to keep the garden looking its best.
Local properties share a few conditions that affect almost every landscaping job:
Ground near the bay drains quickly and holds fewer nutrients than the clay soils in Melbourne's eastern suburbs. New lawns and garden beds usually need soil improvement, and watering matters more in summer.
Properties closer to Beach Road and the foreshore are exposed to coastal wind, so plant selection needs to favour species that tolerate salt and exposure.
Coastal tea-tree, eucalypts, banksias and other natives are a big part of the suburb's character. Good landscaping works around them rather than clearing them.
Many homes here suit relaxed, low-profile gardens with natural materials, native planting and simple lines, rather than formal hedging and heavy hardscaping.
This is the most important thing to understand before landscaping here.
Much of the suburb is covered by Bayside City Council's Vegetation Protection Overlay. In Beaumaris, Black Rock and parts of Cheltenham, a permit is needed to remove, destroy or lop any vegetation native to Australia. Properties along the coast may also fall within a Significant Landscape Overlay.
That affects landscaping in practical ways:
We check for overlays and tree constraints at the quote stage, design around protected vegetation, and let you know if a permit is likely to be needed before any work is booked. Any part of a tree that poses an immediate threat to people or property can be removed without a permit.
Parts of the suburb slope towards the bay, and many properties use retaining walls to create flat lawns, terraced garden beds and level entertaining areas.
Sandy soil behaves differently from clay. It drains quickly but can wash out or slump if a wall's footings, backfill and drainage aren't designed for it. We plan each wall around the soil, height, load and nearby trees, and confirm whether engineering or a building permit is needed. In Victoria, retaining walls one metre or higher generally require a building permit.
We work on homes of every style, from original mid-century houses to new builds and renovated family homes. Typical projects include:
Where native trees and established features are worth keeping, we design around them.
We also provide landscaping for commercial and managed properties, including retail frontages around the Concourse, body corporate and strata grounds, townhouse developments and apartment common areas.
Commercial work can include planting, turf, paving, garden beds, entrance landscaping and scheduled maintenance visits to keep outdoor areas presentable.

A refreshed verge and front boundary landscape combining layered planting, lawn edging and a tidy, well-presented street frontage. The new planting softens the boundary and gives the property a cleaner first impression from the street.
Discuss a similar projectSend your address, photos and what you'd like to improve.
We check soil, drainage, levels, access, sun and shade, and existing native vegetation.
We identify tree protection overlays and whether walls or tree work may need approval.
You receive a clear written quote with the agreed scope, materials and inclusions.
Site preparation, drainage and hard landscaping come first, followed by turf, planting and mulch.
We clean up and walk you through the finished garden, including care tips for new lawn and planting.
Along with Beaumaris VIC 3193, we provide landscaping across nearby Bayside suburbs including Black Rock, Sandringham, Cheltenham, Mentone and Hampton, as well as Brighton and St Kilda.
Our local service area includes properties around the Concourse, Beach Road, Balcombe Road, Reserve Road and the streets near Ricketts Point.
Beaumaris landscaping prices
Melbourne cost guides put a basic backyard makeover at around $4,500–$13,500 and a complete landscape for a new home at $13,500–$54,000. These metro-wide figures are a starting point, not a suburb-specific quote. In Beaumaris, the final cost also depends on coastal exposure, sandy soils, drainage and access around established homes. The table shows indicative ranges for common landscaping items; TXR prepares a written estimate after assessing the property and agreed scope.
| Landscaping item | Indicative Melbourne range | What affects the price |
|---|---|---|
| Landscaper labour | $50–$99 per hour; about $72 typical | Crew size, project type, preparation and access |
| Garden design or plan | $720–$4,500 per plan | Site area, design detail, drawings and revisions |
| Natural turf, supplied and laid | $14–$36 per m² | Turf variety, old lawn removal, soil preparation and delivery |
| Synthetic turf, supplied and installed | $45–$110 per m² | Product quality, excavation, base preparation and edging |
| New garden bed with soil, edging, plants and mulch | $45–$160 per m² | Plant sizes, soil improvement, edging materials and bed access |
| Paving | $54–$145 per m² | Paver type, base depth, cuts, levels and drainage |
| Hardwood decking | $270–$540 per m² | Timber species, height, subframe, steps and site access |
| Timber sleeper retaining wall | $135–$450 per m² of wall face | Wall height and length, posts, drainage and ground conditions |
| Concrete sleeper retaining wall | $225–$630 per m² of wall face | Wall system, engineering, footing, drainage and access |
| Basic backyard makeover | $4,500–$13,500 total | Area, turf, garden beds, simple paving and removal work |
| Full landscape for a new home | $13,500–$54,000 total | Design, site works, hardscaping, planting and irrigation |
Indicative Melbourne metro figures reviewed October 2026; published price guides differ in scope and inclusions, so these ranges are a starting point only. TXR prepares a written estimate after assessing the property and agreed scope.
Planning a new lawn, native garden or complete outdoor transformation? Send us your address, a few photos and a short description of what you'd like to change. We'll inspect the property and give you a clear, written quote.
We're available 7 days a week, 8am–5pm.
TXR Landscaping Contractors
32/99 Hallam South Road, Hallam VIC 3803 · +61 3 8592 6472
Residential and commercial landscaping
Alongside residential landscaping in Beaumaris, TXR works with local retailers, owners corporations and schools. Each project is planned around how the site is used, from customer access and shared outdoor areas to school term schedules.
Landscaping for shopfronts, retail strips and shopping centres, with grounds work planned around trading hours. Explore retail and shopping centre landscaping.
Scheduled care and upgrades for shared gardens and common property, arranged with owners corporations and strata managers. Explore strata landscaping.
Turf, planting, paths and grounds improvements for school sites, planned around school terms and site access. Explore school landscaping.
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