Lilly Pilly Resilience vs. The Rest: An Expert's Guide to Choosing Your Perfect Hedge
Resilience, Select, Hinterland Gold and Goodbye Neighbours compared side by side on psyllid resistance, growth rate, foliage density and pruning workload.
Screening
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for screening in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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Lilly Pilly Resilience Growth Rate: Your Guide to a Fast Privacy Screen
One to 1.5 metres in the first 12 to 18 months, and psyllid resistant with it. What Resilience actually does, and the spacing that gets you a solid screen.
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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
Privacy in a season or two rather than a decade. The fastest hedge plants for Australian gardens, how quickly each grows, and how often you will be trimming.
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Your Guide to Versatile Plants!
Shade, full sun, privacy screening or pollinators: four jobs a garden needs done, and the plants that handle each one reliably in Australian conditions.
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Achieve Natural Privacy with Randia Fitzalanii
Achieve natural privacy with the use of randia fitzalanii for privacy screening purposes in gardens. Grown in Australia, it can thrive in various conditions.
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Pool Screening Plants: Privacy, Litter and Fence Rules
Three requirements that pull against each other, and the pool fence rule that can cost you a compliance certificate.
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Using Elaeocarpus Eumundi for Tall Screen Trees
Eumundi Quandong reaches about 10 metres with a narrow upright habit and dense glossy foliage, giving year-round screening without taking up much width.
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Teddy Bear Magnolia for Privacy: Spacing and Care
Dense to the ground, four metres tall, and it flowers. The evergreen privacy screen with almost no competition.
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Lilly Pilly: The Perfect Plant for Screening and Privacy
Dense foliage, colourful new growth and sizes from low shrub to tall tree. Why lilly pilly is the go-to Australian screening plant, and how to keep it neat.
