Screening & Hedging

A larger dense shrub with a pretty display of small green leaves and colourful pink/ red-bronze new growth which bears fluffy cream flowers followed by berries. Resistant to pysllid and most other pests and diseases.

Great for coastal exposed positions. Great feature tree for small to medium gardens. Adds much-needed habitat for native fauna.

English Box is a small-to-medium evergreen, bushy shrub with glossy, oval, dark green leaves. Ideal for topiary, screening and general garden planting.

ficus-hillii-flash is a great screening plant

Japanes box hedge is a small to medium evergreen shrub with dark green glossy leaves and dense foliage.

Used as a wind break on larger properties it can also be used as both a formal or informal hedge or screen. Forms a very tight hedge with regular pruning.

The relatively new, Lilly Pilly ‘Backyard Bliss’ is a wonderful fast growing hedging plant. Reaching around 3m to 4m in height and easily pruned this is the perfect plant to use as a screen so that privacy from neighbours can be quickly achieved.

Photinia Robusta is a fast growing tree and is small growing. The glossy red foliage turning to green.

Pittosporum Silver Sheen has a columnar shape becoming oval with age.
Pittosporum silver sheen has small glossy green leaves with a touch of silver to them.

Ideal for hedging and screening.
Good for topiary

Silver Birch

Waterhousea floribunda is a bushy tree with a wonderful weeping habit making it perfect for large screening projects and the softening of fence lines.