Australian native hedge

As city living becomes more common and blocks shrink in size, finding the right screening plants for narrow spaces is essential. These plants not only provide privacy but also enhance the beauty of your home or balcony. Many Australian native plants thrive in limited space, making them perfect for your needs. Explore our article for recommendations on the best plants and tips for growing them in compact areas, so you can enjoy greenery without sacrificing space.

Perched on the top of a windswept hill in the Hunter Valley, this Australian native...

Interested in adding a splash of colour to your Australian garden with a native hedge? Take a look at Grevillea rosmarinifolia, commonly known as Rosemary Grevillea. This native shrub offers needle-like foliage and vibrant red or pink flowers that attract birds. It's a hardy plant, tolerating both drought and frost, and can grow up to 2 metres high. Whether you're looking for a feature plant or a low hedge, this Grevillea is a standout choice. Ready to brighten up your outdoor space?

One of the principal defining features of many of the great gardens of the world...

Wander through an enchanting and colour-filled native Australian garden, created by a former ballerina as a touching tribute to her late husband.

Need structure, privacy or screening effects in your garden? Digby Growns shares his favourite native plants for the job.

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Looking to improve your garden’s privacy? The right plants add not only seclusion but also beauty to your outdoor space! Check out our guide to the best screening plants for Australian gardens, featuring options like Ficus microcarpa and Camellia sasanqua. These varieties are perfect for creating dense privacy barriers while enriching your garden's aesthetics. Ensure you choose native options suited to your climate so they thrive in your yard! Click to learn about each plant's unique traits…

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Native Plant Project on Instagram: “Take a wander along the paths of some special private gardens captured by @willsalterphotography — a selection of favourite native gardens…”