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Combining permaculture principles with regenerative design, Takaynar Landscaping creates outdoor spaces that nourish their clients and the landscape.

Founded by Alex Jayde and Maurizio Lepori, Takaynar Landscaping is driven by a vision to reimagine what suburban gardens can be. With backgrounds in permaculture and renewable energy, the pair bring together complementary skillsets to create productive, beautiful and sustainable gardens that support long-term wellbeing.

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