Wind breaks for gardens

If you're fed up of wind damaging your garden plants and you're thinking about creating a garden windbreak you should check out these top tips

If you live in a windy area, wind-resistant plants are a necessity. Here are 25 trees, shrubs, and flowers that thrive in windy spots.

The problem of planting in a windy garden is a common one, with so much of Australia’s urban landscape hugging the coast and therefore exposed to brisk ocean breezes. The good news is there are lots of ways to deal with these challenging sites, from choosing plants that can handle the wind, to constructing wind breaks.

Did you know planting a windbreak can not only protect your property from wind damage, but also reduce energy costs, improve air quality, and provide habitat for wildlife?

Want privacy in your garden and home? Here are 8 popular ways that our Auckland landscape design clients are screening their neighbours.

Discover the most stunning shrubs for a windbreak to protect your home and property in rural, urban, and open areas and learn how to plant them.

Create a magical oasis in your garden with these captivating ideas that will enhance its beauty and charm. Add fairy lights and wind chimes to bring whimsy alive, or create a cozy nook with a swing seat for the ultimate relaxation spot. Let your creativity flow and turn your outdoor space into a sanctuary that appeals to all senses. Embrace the magic of whimsical design and elevate your garden experience beyond imagination.

Prevent winter storm damage by using wind proof fencing. This useful guide tells you how prepare fences for windy weather.