Bamboo Screening Guide: Growing Clumping Bamboo in Australia
Clumping bamboo is the fastest privacy screen you can plant. This guide covers the best varieties, spacing, and the truth about bamboo and boundaries.
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Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for bamboo in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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Golden Cane Palm Care Guide: The Fast Tropical Screen for Australian Yards
Golden stems, arching fronds and no single trunk to look past: the golden cane palm screens a fence line the way few plants can, and fast.
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Best Fast-Growing Screening Trees for Privacy
Lilly Pilly, Silver Sheen, Viburnum, clumping bamboo and Little Gem magnolia all grow 3-8m quickly. Planting 45L sizes gives a full screen in 6 to 12 months.
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Bamboo for Screening: Fast, Lush, and Low-Fuss Privacy
Gracilis, Goldstripe and Chinese Dwarf compared on height and spacing, plus planting depth, watering and how to keep clumping bamboo tidy and contained.
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Fast Growing Hedges: Ideal Picks for Aussie Gardens
Which hedge plants grow fastest in each Australian climate, what that speed costs in trimming later, and the planting and pruning steps that make a hedge close quickly.
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Bamboo for Australian Gardens: Clumping Varieties and Care
One of the fastest growing plants on earth, and useful with it. Why clumping bamboo is the type to plant, and where it works as a screen or a feature.
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10 Best Pet Friendly Plants for Your Home
Choosing the right pet friendly plants allows both your plants and pets to thrive harmoniously. Opt for Spider Plant and other non-toxic varieties today.
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Bamboo in the Garden: Clumping Varieties, Screening and Care
Bamboo gives height, movement and privacy in a narrow strip faster than almost any other plant, provided it is a clumping kind. Which variety to choose, where it grows in...
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Architectural Plants for Low Maintenance Gardens
Architectural planting relies on strong, repeated form, and the plants that hold that form are mostly the ones built for heat and drought. Which to use where, why drainage decides...
