Hi, my name is Rani

I'm an experienced horticulturist, holistic bush regenerator, and food grower based in Meanjin/Brisbane. With years of hands-on experience spanning commercial market gardening in Brisbane, agroforestry practices in Brazil, and extensive bush regeneration work with both private landowners and local councils. I design and manage gardens that reflect each client's vision while supporting local ecosystems.

My approach goes far beyond conventional gardening. I design resilient landscapes that work harmoniously with nature's intelligence rather than fighting against it. This means understanding how plants naturally interact with each other, building healthy soil and creating gardens that become more resilient over time.

Let's work together to create a landscape that honours nature's wisdom while meeting your unique needs.

Have questions or want to discuss your project? Get in touch—I'd love to help!

Woman with crossed arms wearing a colorful, patterned jacket and a wide-brimmed gray hat, standing in front of green leaves.
Close-up of purple flowers and green leaves on a plant in a natural outdoor setting.
Red pineapple fruit growing on a plant surrounded by green leaves.
Yellow flowers with green leaves on a plant outdoors.
Colorful parakeet perched on a tree branch among green leaves.
Multiple monarch butterfly caterpillars hanging from a moss-covered tree trunk in a forest.
Fresh radishes and carrots displayed on a wooden surface at a market stand.
Pink mushroom growing on a rocky surface.
Native raspberries, ready to eat!

Check out what I’ve been up to recently

Berry Trio! 🫐 Low-chill blueberries alongside mulberries and native raspberries. Perfect for Brisbane backyards and little hands can't resist!🤤
Wildlife ponds are very important for your biodiversity garden, serving as mini-wetlands that provide essential food and water for numerous species, including amphibians, insects, birds, and mammals, while also supporting natural pest control and off
Before and after photos. Collaboration with @bushtekniq . Hand removal of billygoat weed for natural regeneration of native grasses like Ottochoa, Chloris and Imperata. #bushregeneration #bradleymethod
This Chinese broccoli is almost ready to be harvested.
Another food forest is emerging.... #agroecology #foodforest #abundance
First phase of this beautiful project with @littlewildlingsau. I planted 160 seedlings of local plants and a few variegated ones. We used logs from a local tree that had fallen to shape the garden. It has been a wonderful experience for me, having a
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When I first started working with this client, this part of their property had been mowed regularly for 20 years to manage the weed burden. Once the client stopped the endless mowing cycle, both weeds and native plants began to flourish. I've pu