Australian House & Garden

Living on the edge

edges are one of the most versatile design elements in the garden. They’re perfect for disguising fences or views, setting boundaries, or creating year-round greenery. While formal in nature, they’re not confined to traditional garden styles. Maintaining a hedge is no tall order, but make no mistake, they do

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