In Brisbane, Queensland, native plants are a great choice for landscape buffering as they are adapted to the local climate and conditions. If you have a commercial development or commercial property that needs a rejuvenation, the following 7 species are typically suitable to create a landscape buffer between you and the neighbour.

Of course, if you can use plants that are native to the micro-climate, then even better, however typically these types of plants as native to a lot of South East Queensland anyway.

Here are 7 hardy, native plants suitable for buffering landscapes for Your Commercial Building.

1. Lomandra longifolia (Spiny-headed Mat-rush)

A hardy grass-like plant that is drought-tolerant, low-maintenance, and great for erosion control.

2. Acacia fimbriata (Fringed Wattle)

A fast-growing small tree or shrub that provides excellent screening with its dense foliage and yellow flowers.

3. Leptospermum petersonii (Lemon-scented Tea Tree)

This tree is known for its aromatic lemon-scented leaves and dense growth, ideal for privacy and wind buffering.

4. Syzygium australe (Brush Cherry, Lilly Pilly)

A versatile shrub that is perfect for hedging, with dense, glossy foliage and attractive pink to red new growth.

5. Hardenbergia violacea (Native Sarsaparilla)

A fast-growing, twining vine or ground cover with purple flowers. It can be used to cover fences or trellises, adding vertical interest and privacy.

A popular shrub or small tree with red bottlebrush flowers and weeping branches, great for attracting birds and providing visual buffers.

Hardenbergia violacea (Native Sarsaparilla)

6. Banksia integrifolia (Coast Banksia)

A medium-sized tree with attractive yellow flower spikes. It is drought-tolerant, wind-resistant, and provides excellent shelter and visual buffering.