Landscaping in Brisbane.Know what it should cost in Brisbane.
Tailored to the Brisbane, QLD market — local pricing adjustment applied automatically. A few quick questions, no obligation.
A typical landscaping in Brisbane costs between $6,760 and $78,000 in 2026, with most projects landing around $22,880.
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Where is the project?
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- LocationBrisbane
- What's the scope of work?Soft + hard landscaping
- Approx. garden sizeStandard (50–150 m²)
- What finish level are you planning?Standard
- When are you hoping to start?In 3–6 months
What goes into the number.
We scale a typical landscaping range by scope, garden size, finish and complexity. Add-ons cover specific inclusions like turf or lighting.
- Garden size and scope — soft vs hard vs structural landscaping.
- Slope of the block — retaining walls multiply structural cost.
- Site access — small backyards with no rear access are harder to mobilise.
- Plant maturity and species choice.
- Whether a designer is involved (typically 5–10% of build cost).
Landscaping in Brisbane.
Brisbane pricing is moderate by national standards but rising on the back of strong residential demand and pre-2032 construction pressure.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a landscaping cost in Brisbane?
In Brisbane, a typical landscaping costs between $6,760 and $78,000 in 2026, with most projects landing around $22,880. Pricing varies with size, finish level, complexity and your specific site.
How long does landscaping take?
A small soft-landscaping project takes 1–2 weeks. Larger projects with retaining walls, paving and structures can take 6–12 weeks.
Do I need a designer?
Not strictly — but for projects over $20k, a designer typically saves more than they cost by avoiding rework and ordering correctly.
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