About Mick Towle and the Nine Iron team
With formal training in ecological community management, Nine Iron Landscapes operates from evidence-based understanding of Australian plant communities. Every intervention supports long-term landscape health.
About Mick Towle
Mick established Nine Iron Landscapes to provide specialist vegetation management combining ecological expertise with practical horticultural knowledge.
Mick’s experience in golf course and sports ground horticulture makes him an expert partner for any project, big or small.
As a certified horticulturalist, Mick holds a Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management and AABR professional accreditation. These qualifications are backed by a TAFE horticulture qualification and over 30 years of soft-scaping experience across Australia's diverse climates, plus seven years in commercial interior garden management including sites in Canada.
His extensive nursery and propagation background provides deep understanding of plant behaviour, growth patterns, and environmental tolerances — enabling actionable recommendations for every site.
Professional Credentials
Certificate III in Conservation and Land Management
AABR professional member
TAFE horticulture qualification
30+ years Australian soft-scaping experience
Specialist in Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub, Heath, and Sclerophyll forest
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The Nine Iron Philosophy
Golf courses and open spaces must balance functionality, aesthetics, and ecology. Nine Iron Landscapes ensures vegetation management supports both practical use and landscape health.
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Environmentally Focused Practice
With formal training in ecological community management, Nine Iron Landscapes operates from evidence-based understanding of Australian plant communities. Every intervention supports long-term landscape health.
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Small team, personalised service
The Nine Iron is proud to offer direct communication and personalised service. Experienced in Indigenous or Augusta style, our clients work directly with Mick, receiving tailored, actionable advice — not generic solutions.

