Hedges

Paradise Little Liane, known for its small leaves and compact form, produces masses of pocket-sized flowers - glowing white with a faint pink margin borne in a loose informal peony form. Paradise Little Liane provides beautiful winter colour and is perfect for hedging and will look glorious as a feature in a large container or pot. Prune lightly and fertilise in spring.

 Soil: Camellias require a slightly acid, well-drained soil. In heavy soils, plant camellias in a slightly raised bed and improve the soil with good organic material such as peat moss or compost.
Conditions: Best planted in semi-shaded positions protected from the hot afternoon sun. Frost and drought tolerant- very adaptable to most Australian climates
Size: Height 1.5m x width 1m

Westringia Naringa is an exceptional choice as a medium to tall hedge, offering a rapid establishment and a tidier form with minimal pruning requirements. Bursting with masses of charming mauve flowers in spring and intermittently throughout the year, it brings a delightful touch to any garden. Unlike its counterparts, Naringa necessitates pruning only about half as much or none at all, allowing for a more natural growth pattern. 

Soil: Thrives in well-drained sandy to loamy soils; avoid waterlogged areas.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade and exhibits resilience to cold and drought conditions. Adaptable to most Australian climates.
Size: Height 2.2m x width 1.5m (unpruned)
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