Screening plants australia

We give you the best varieties of narrow plants and trees to plant in narrow garden beds or narrow spaces. These varieties will also give you screening.

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All gardens can benefit from shade trees, and here we explore the best fast growing trees that a suitable for Australian gardens.

I LOVE landscaping and at one point in my life I remember looking into landscape architecture because it was so interesting to me. I quickly realized I wasn't THAT passionate about it but I still appreciate a beautiful garden when I see one. :) I wanted an ivy wall at our past 2 homes, but we just didn't have enough sunlight for it. When we moved into our current home, I immediately wanted to try it out on a small section that we would see through our large living room windows! The original…

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If you're looking to create a quick privacy screen in your garden, check out these 10 fastest growing hedge plants perfect for Australian climates. One stunning option includes the Weeping Lilly Pilly, known for its lush greenery and rapid growth rate. These hedges not only add privacy but also enhance the beauty of your outdoor spaces. Looking for something that flourishes quickly? Explore our full article to discover these variety plant secrets that thrive in Australian gardens.

Bamboo is a plant which can border on invasive when grown in your garden. For this reason it makes sense to grow in containers. See how in this guide!

Want to a plant to screen out a metal fence or shed? Millie is growing an evergreen plant that not only looks good – it tastes good too!