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Best plants for a Hamptons garden in Brisbane

Keeping up with the Hamptons is no easy task in our subtropical conditions, but over the next couple of weeks, I'll give you my 5 favourite plant varieties that give your garden that characteristic sophisticated, classic Hamptons vibe.

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Tips, Top plantsPaul Stein12 August 2016Brisbane, Hamptons, subtropicsComment
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A native garden for local wildlife. Food, shelter and water, all the ingredients for a sustainable  sanctuary.  #seedlandscapedesign #nativeplanting #birdattractingplants
A native garden for local wildlife. Food, shelter and water, all the ingredients for a sustainable sanctuary. #seedlandscapedesign #nativeplanting #birdattractingplants
Lush planting to boundary #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanesubtropicalplanting #gardenisajungle
Lush planting to boundary #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanesubtropicalplanting #gardenisajungle
Welcome our newest team member, Scout the German Shorthaired Pointer. #brisbanegsp
Welcome our newest team member, Scout the German Shorthaired Pointer. #brisbanegsp
Simple colours with dragon tree #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign
Simple colours with dragon tree #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign
No trellis needed for the climbing fig #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign #greenwalls
No trellis needed for the climbing fig #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign #greenwalls
Concrete bench in garden #seedlandscapedesign #structureinlandscape
Concrete bench in garden #seedlandscapedesign #structureinlandscape
Stairs hidden in urban jungle #seedlandscapedesign  #difficultaccess #subtropicalplants
Stairs hidden in urban jungle #seedlandscapedesign #difficultaccess #subtropicalplants
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Subtropical plants as screen #seedlandscapedesign #brisbaneplantchouces #newfarmdesign
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Luscious and Zoysia Grass #seedlandscapedesign #simpledesign #newfarmgarden
Trellis almost complete #seedlandscapedesign #screeningstructures
Trellis almost complete #seedlandscapedesign #screeningstructures
A native garden for local wildlife. Food, shelter and water, all the ingredients for a sustainable  sanctuary.  #seedlandscapedesign #nativeplanting #birdattractingplants Lush planting to boundary #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanesubtropicalplanting #gardenisajungle Welcome our newest team member, Scout the German Shorthaired Pointer. #brisbanegsp Simple colours with dragon tree #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign No trellis needed for the climbing fig #seedlandscapedesign #brisbanelandscapedesign #greenwalls Concrete bench in garden #seedlandscapedesign #structureinlandscape Stairs hidden in urban jungle #seedlandscapedesign  #difficultaccess #subtropicalplants Subtropical plants as screen #seedlandscapedesign  #brisbaneplantchouces #newfarmdesign Luscious and Zoysia Grass #seedlandscapedesign #simpledesign #newfarmgarden Trellis almost complete #seedlandscapedesign #screeningstructures
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