10 of Our Favourite Grevilleas for Sunshine Coast Gardens
Viburnum 'Dense Fence' is a fast-growing, evergreen screening plant selected for its naturally dense growth, glossy green foliage and excellent privacy performance. It forms a lush, compact hedge with minimal pruning, making it ideal for boundary planting, screening neighbours, reducing noise and creating green garden walls. New growth emerges with attractive bronze to reddish tones before maturing to deep green.
Clusters of small, fragrant creamy-white flowers appear during spring and summer, attracting bees and beneficial pollinators.
Dense, glossy, dark green evergreen foliage with attractive bronze-red new growth that provides year-round screening and colour.
Small red berries develop after flowering, maturing to glossy black and attracting birds to the garden.
An upright, dense evergreen shrub with a naturally compact habit.
Mature Size: Approximately 3m high × 2m wide
Sun: Full sun to part shade
Soil: Well-drained soils including sandy, loamy and clay soils
Water: Moderate water during establishment, then drought tolerant once established
Frost: Light frost tolerant
Wind: Tolerates coastal conditions and moderate winds
Climate: Well suited to tropical, subtropical and warm temperate climates throughout Australia.
Prune lightly once or twice a year to maintain a dense, formal appearance. Feed in spring with a balanced slow-release fertiliser and water regularly while establishing.
'Dense Fence' has been specifically selected for its compact growth and dense branching, requiring less pruning than standard Sweet Viburnum while providing excellent year-round privacy.
Common Name: Dense Fence Viburnum
Botanical Name: Viburnum odoratissimum 'Dense Fence'
Family: Adoxaceae
Origin: Cultivated selection of Viburnum odoratissimum
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