About

Meg Chatterton is a garden designer and therapeutic horticulturist helping clients cultivate spaces that offer sanctuary, enhance wellbeing, and bring a deeper connection to the art of gardening.

With a background in design and disability support, I combine creative expression and a love of nature with a passion to make gardens and gardening accessible to all. I focus on designing calming, sensory-aware gardens that are a joy to be in, regardless of home ownership status or budget. Using the permaculture principles of people care, earth, fair share, biodiverse, food-producing

As a volunteer and Associate Member of Therapeutic Horticulture Australia, I ensure that my designs and practices are evidence-based and person-centred.

My values align with the permaculture ethics of earth care, people care, fair share.

  • Master of Urban Horticulture – The University of Melbourne, Burnley

    Bachelor of Design, Spatial Design – UNSW Art & Design

    Associate Degree, Communication Design – Billy Blue College

  • Therapeutic Horticulture Australia - Associate Member

    Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show - Secret Garden People’s Choice Award

    Our Future Cities - Second place & People’s Choice Award

    Wattle Fellowship - The University of Melbourne