Golden Leaf Horticulture & Feng Shui

Golden Leaf Horticulture & Feng Shui Master in Horticulture & Bachelor in Landscape Architecture with 25+ years’ experience.

Designer, consultant & head gardener creating and maintaining sustainable, beautiful gardens that balance creativity, ecology & function.

To my amazing clients, followers,friends & family — thank you
31/12/2025

To my amazing clients, followers,
friends & family — thank you

31/12/2025

I just want to take a moment to say thank you.

To my amazing clients, loyal followers, friends, family, and everyone who supported Golden Leaf Horticulture throughout 2025—this year wouldn’t have been possible without you.

Whether you trusted me with your gardens, shared my work, recommended me to others, or simply cheered me on, your support truly means the world to me. Every project, every message, and every bit of encouragement helped this business grow.

Golden Leaf Horticulture is more than just plants and landscapes—it’s about community, care, and creating spaces that thrive. And I’m incredibly grateful to be able to do what I love because of all of you.

Thank you for believing in my work, for supporting a local business, and for being part of this journey. I’m so excited for what’s ahead and can’t wait to continue growing together in the year to come.

From the bottom of my heart—thank you.

Evergreen plants are the backbone of a garden — especially in winter.When everything else fades, evergreens hold the str...
23/12/2025

Evergreen plants are the backbone of a garden — especially in winter.

When everything else fades, evergreens hold the structure. They give shape, shelter, and a sense of life when borders are bare. They create rhythm, frame views, and soften hard edges all year round.

In winter, they become the bones of the garden — providing interest, protection for wildlife, and a feeling of calm and balance.

Flowers come and go, but structure lasts.
A good garden incudes evergreens.

Today we welcome the Winter Solstice — the shortest day and the longest night of the year. A quiet turning point in both...
21/12/2025

Today we welcome the Winter Solstice — the shortest day and the longest night of the year. A quiet turning point in both the seasons and the garden.

Above ground, everything appears still. Beds are resting, trees stand bare, and the soil lies quiet. But beneath the surface, life is gathering strength. Roots are settling, seeds are waiting, and the promise of spring is already there, unseen.

The winter solstice reminds us that rest is not emptiness — it is preparation. From this day on, the light slowly returns, and with it, the gentle reminder that growth will come again.

Light a candle, tend the soil, and trust in the slow, patient rhythm of nature.

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