Pittosporum Plants for Sale — Australia's Best Hedging & Screening Range

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Pittosporum is one of the hardest-working plants in Australian gardens. Fast-growing, densely evergreen, and extraordinarily adaptable, it earns its reputation as the go-to choice for gardeners across Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland, and South Australia who need reliable privacy, wind protection, or structured hedging — without years of waiting. Whether you're creating a tall boundary screen to block out neighbours, a clipped formal hedge along a driveway, a compact low border, or a lush coastal windbreak, there's a Pittosporum variety perfectly matched to your space, soil, and climate. Online Plants supplies over 20 Pittosporum varieties grown by specialist Australian nurseries and delivered directly to your door — healthy, established, and ready to go in the ground. Every plant is backed by our exclusive 30-Day Guarantee to Grow. No risk. Just results. Why Pittosporum Is Australia's Most Popular Hedging Plant Pittosporum tenuifolium and its cultivars have earned a permanent place in Australian landscaping for one simple reason: they deliver on every level. They grow fast — commonly putting on up to 1 metre per year in good conditions — while remaining dense, tidy, and easy to maintain. Unlike many fast-growing alternatives, Pittosporum doesn't get leggy or thin at the base. Regular, light pruning keeps them full from ground level to tip, year after year. Their evergreen foliage means year-round privacy and structure with no seasonal bare patches. With varieties ranging from silvery-green to deep forest green, gold-variegated, and chocolate-purple, Pittosporum adds genuine ornamental value rather than just being a functional screen. They're also drought tolerant once established, handle coastal salt spray, tolerate light frost down to approximately -5°C depending on the variety, and thrive in full sun or part shade. For Australian conditions — variable, often harsh, and always demanding — few plants perform as consistently as Pittosporum. Which Pittosporum Is