
Hedging and screening plants serve a dual purpose, providing privacy, noise reduction, and wind protection, while also adding decorative charm to your landscape. Whether you’re shaping them for practicality or sculpting them into eye-catching garden features, our selection of top-quality hedging plants has you covered.
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From traditional box hedges to native varieties like coastal rosemary (Westringia fruticosa), our selection covers formal hedges, privacy screens, windbreaks, and low border hedging. All plants are propagated on-site and shipped nationwide with care.
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Natives use 70% less water once established. They already know our weather.↗
Why Natives?
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For a dense formal hedge, plant 30–50 cm apart. For screening plants like Lilly Pilly or Viburnum, space 80 cm to 1.2 m apart. We include spacing recommendations with each product to help you plan.
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The best hedging plant depends on your goals: Murraya paniculata for fragrant screening, Syzygium australe for dense evergreen privacy, Photinia robusta for a pop of red new growth, or Viburnum odoratissimum for fast tall screening. Consider your desired height, growth rate, and sun exposure when choosing.
Fast-growing hedges like Murraya or Lilly Pilly can reach 1.5–2 m in 2–3 years from tube stock. Starting with larger sizes accelerates the timeline. Regular pruning encourages denser growth from the base up.