What are you setting up in your garden?
The garden range covers garden decor and the gear that makes a backyard and outdoor living space work, so start with how you use it. Entertaining outdoors wants a BBQ and a firepit for cooler nights. Growing your own suits garden beds and a greenhouse. Greening a low-maintenance courtyard gains from artificial plants that never need watering. And relaxing outside calls for a hammock and a fountain for ambience. Work out how you'll use the space, and the pieces follow.
Which garden pieces suit your space and climate?
Match the gear to your yard and the weather. A small courtyard or balcony suits a compact BBQ, artificial plants and a wall fountain. A larger yard takes raised garden beds, a firepit zone and garden lights to use it after dark. Coastal and wet climates need rust-resistant materials. And a low-effort garden leans on artificial greenery and solar lighting. Measure the space and factor in your climate, since outdoor gear lives with the weather.
How do you make an outdoor space usable year-round?
Extend the seasons with the right additions. A firepit or outdoor heater makes a patio usable on cool nights. Garden lights, especially solar ones, let you use the space after dark. A BBQ with a cover cooks year-round. And weather-resistant furniture and artificial plants stay looking good through summer and winter alike. Think about lighting and warmth to stretch the hours you can spend outside, since a garden you can only use on warm afternoons is a garden half-used.
What we'd tell a friend setting up a garden
Here's where to focus. Match materials to your climate honestly — rust-resistant metal and UV-stable finishes for coastal or harsh-sun spots, or they degrade in a season. Solar garden lights and artificial plants cut the ongoing effort, worth it if you want a low-maintenance space. A firepit or heater and good lighting extend the hours you actually use the garden. And a BBQ cover protects your biggest outdoor investment. Buy for your climate and your effort level, and prioritise the pieces that get you outside more.
FAQs – get the answers you need
What garden gear do I need?
It depends on how you use the space — a BBQ and firepit for entertaining, garden beds and a greenhouse for growing, artificial plants and lights for a low-maintenance look. Start with your main use.
How do I make my garden low-maintenance?
Lean on artificial plants that never need watering, solar garden lights that need no wiring, and weather-resistant materials. These cut the ongoing effort of a garden right down.
What material lasts outdoors in Australia?
Rust-resistant metals like aluminium and UV-stable finishes handle coastal and harsh-sun conditions. Match the material to your climate, since outdoor gear lives with the weather.
How do I use my garden after dark?
Add garden lights, especially solar ones that need no wiring, plus a firepit or heater for warmth. Together they extend the hours you can spend outside.
What suits a small courtyard or balcony?
Compact gear — a small BBQ, artificial plants, a wall fountain and solar lights. These bring an outdoor space to life without needing a big yard.
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Browse by use: BBQs, firepits and hammocks for entertaining and relaxing; garden beds and greenhouses for growing; artificial plants, lights and fountains for a finished look.
Paying over time is easy — a $49 garden piece is four fortnightly payments of $12.25 with Afterpay, and Zip, Klarna and PayPal Pay in 4 work the same way. Everything ships from our Australian warehouse within 1–2 business days, carries a 12-month warranty, and comes with 30 days to change your mind. We're family-run and Australian, at this since 2016, rated 4.66 out of 5 across 5,363 reviews.
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