Mass planting ideas

Learn about the best flowers for mass planting to divide areas of the landscape, add visual interest and weight, or provide color and structure in this guide.

shrubs

Planting in drifts or "en masse" is a simple yet effective landscape design technique. Learn how to use mass plantings effectively in your garden (large or small), as well as what plants to use, and more.

A lush landscape is the dream of many a homeowner. But if you don’t live in an established neighborhood, you don't get to reap the benefits of mature plantings. You can, however, fill your yard with healthy greenery in a hurry if you plant a few of these large, low-maintenance shrubs.

Australian landscape designer Paul Bangay has overcome the challenges of a floodplain setting and the New South Wales climate to create a country garden characterised by soft colours, shady spots and enchanting views

Massing plants always makes an impact. We often associate this kind of design with commercial gardens, but mass planting can be done at home.

“- red kangaroo paw plus white and green variegated plants in masses” Dianella. Tolerate dry shade

These beautiful edging plants for flower beds are sure to add interest and color to your garden and walkways.

This structured design approach helps hasten the journey from newly planted to lush and abundant. Learn how to design a fast-filling garden.