Screening with Indigenous Shrubs — Sprout Landscapes

Most gardens require screening in some form whether it be screening from neighbouring properties or screening of unsightly items such as rainwater tanks or the …

Screening — Sprout Landscapes Blog — Sprout …

Mostly you would be looking for evergreen trees with attractive foliage and non-aggressive roots. When designing a tree screen I like to use a combination of tree heights and foliage texture. Here are …

Small & medium-sized plants for hedges

The shuttlecock flower makes an ideal screening plant for unsightly areas of the garden, like compost heaps or refuse collection areas. It can be clipped into a hedge or left to grow as a large informal screen.

Large plants for formal & informal hedging and …

Bay leaf trees respond very well to pruning, making them an excellent choice for topiary, and well suited to formal gardens. They make superb slow growing hedges or screening plants; and their dark green leaves …

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Most hedges are planted with a specific purpose in mind as they can define the boundary between two neighbours; provide a screening for privacy, provide shelter for crops, shade for softer plants …

Good Plant Hedges Make Good Neighbours

1. Freylina tropica*(Honey bell bush): Freylina's are stunning tall growing indigenous shrubs with lovely little flowers.   This is a water wise and fast growing shrub.
2. Budleja varieties (False olives): False olives are one of the easiest plants to grow for hedges and screening.   It is a fast growing hardy and evergreen shrub; it is also water wise with beautiful...

1. Freylina tropica*(Honey bell bush): Freylina's are stunning tall growing indigenous shrubs with lovely little flowers.   This is a water wise and fast growing shrub.
2. Budleja varieties (False olives): False olives are one of the easiest plants to grow for hedges and screening.   It is a fast growing hardy and evergreen shrub; it is also water wise with beautiful...
3. Viburnum odoratissimum(Sweet Viburnum): When you need screening and you need it quickly, Viburnum is the answer.  Fast growing, hardy and evergreen with dainty white blooms, and out of all the hedg...
4. Polygala myrtifolia*(September bush) A lovely evergreen shrub with stunning mauve flowers in summer.

Blackwoods.co.za » Plants for Hedges and Screens

Tall hedging shrubs will grow well in excess of 2m and may even reach the proportions of a small tre e if left to grow unclipped (tall). Trees are planted as boundary hedges, screens …

Screen Away | GardenShop

Create instant privacy anywhere with evergreen plants. Planted in small or large gardens or in containers on the balcony. For a more formal look shape and prune to suit your individual screening …