Privacy & Screening

Privacy & Screening

Create natural green barriers, block out neighbours, and add year-round beauty with our privacy and screening collection. These plants are selected for fast growth, dense foliage, and visual appeal in all Australian climates.

🌱 Why Choose Privacy & Screening

✔ Instant Backyard Privacy – Feel secure and secluded in your own space
✔ Blocks Unwanted Noise or Views – Ideal for urban living or close neighbours
✔ Low-Maintenance Green Walls – Many options require little pruning
✔ Suits All Climates – From tropical to temperate zones
✔ Fast-Growing Options Available – Get results without the wait

🌿 Popular Uses for Privacy & Screening

Here’s how customers bring these plants into their lives:

• Garden Boundaries – Create clear, lush borders without fencing

• Around Pools or Patios – Add privacy while softening hardscapes

• Block Unsightly Views – Hide sheds, driveways, or buildings

• Wind Protection – Shield your space with dense foliage

• Noise Reduction – Natural sound dampening for suburban blocks

🏡 Where Privacy & Screening Belong in Your Landscape

✅ Modern Suburban Homes – Tight blocks needing smart green barriers
✅ Acreage or Rural Settings – Long rows of trees for screening and windbreaks
✅ Courtyards & Patios – Smaller hedges for privacy without space loss
✅ High-Traffic Areas – Plants that reduce visibility and calm the senses

Expert Plant Selection Tip

For dense privacy, space your plants 80cm to 1.5m apart depending on species and mature width. Mix different heights and textures for a more natural look. Choose evergreen varieties for year-round coverage, and consider native species for resilience and low water use.

❔ FAQs About Privacy & Screening

Which screening plants grow the fastest?
Lilly Pilly Resilience and Bamboo are top fast-growing options for quick privacy.

Can these plants handle full sun or coastal exposure?
Yes, many varieties like Tuckeroo and Lomandra thrive in harsh conditions including full sun and sea breeze.

What’s the best plant for a narrow space or along a fence line?
Slim varieties like Pencil Pine or Min a Min Murraya are perfect for tight spaces.

How often do I need to prune screening plants?
Most only require light shaping once or twice a year to maintain height and density.

Are these better than fences or artificial screens?
Absolutely. Living screens add beauty, biodiversity, and long-term value to your home.

🌿 Ready to Transform Your Space with Privacy & Screening?

Turn your garden into a lush escape - shop Privacy & Screening today!