In Episode 151 of The Front Garden, Paddy joins Adam Hompas Landscapes

What does it take to build a landscape that continues to thrive long after the tools are packed away?

For Paddy Milne, owner of The Scape Artist, long-term performance starts with connecting design, construction, and ongoing maintenance from the beginning.

In Episode 151 of The Front Garden, Paddy joins Adam Hompas Landscapes to discuss working with Ballarat’s heavy clay, frost, and seasonal extremes, as well as the importance of drainage, thoughtful plant selection, and clear construction documentation.

He also shares an honest lesson from growing his team too quickly—and why steady, considered growth has created a stronger foundation for what comes next.

Listen to the episode on your favourite podcast app for practical ideas you can apply across the garden, the project process, and your own career or business.

What does long-term landscape success look like in your work? Tell us in the comments.

The Front Garden podcast is proudly presented by Landscaping Victoria and is brought to you by Shapescaper, the Australian-made modular steel garden edging and planter system, trusted by landscape professionals nationwide.

Listen to the Episode on Spotify Here!

Riley Harrison