Mediterranean-Inspired Garden Hedge Plants Designs

There are heaps of ways to make our garden stand out and captivating for everyone. One of which is by creating hedges that will make your garden feel a lot closer to nature than the walls or wooden fences. So, it’s ideal if we want to get a more open and natural feel for our gardens.

Hedges can be built using various plants, but this time we want to give a few plant and design ideas to give your garden a little bit of a Mediterranean look. It will make your garden hedge plants design look so pleasant to your guests and family. Check them out.

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Clipped Hedges

One of the Mediterranean style features is a clipped garden of hedge plants. A clipped hedge can provide a clear structure and framework for the garden. A low clipped hedge can act as a frame for low height shrubs such as lavender and rosemary.

Traditional-lavender-garden-idea — Traditional lavender garden idea from designtrends

1-32 — Low lavender plant from nature-and-garden

2-31 — Lavender plants and stone pathways from homedesignlover

3-32 — Purple flowers pool side from homedesignlover

4-32 — Lavender hedge spacing from gardenerreport

Olympus digital camera — Narrow-leaved lavender from plants.ces.ncsu.edu

6-27 — Clipped hedges rosemary from sunset

7-21 — Rosemary herbal plant from sunset

8-28 — Growing Rosemary from bonnieplants

Drought-Tolerant Plants

Drought-tolerant plants are also good garden hedge plants to give a Mediterranean look to your garden. Plants such as agave, lavender, bay tree, rock rose, and other similar plants will definitely enhance the Mediterranean atmosphere on your garden.

9-30 — Agaves and box leaf privet from thetutuguru

11-29 — Agave drought plants from diygarden

12-26 — Bay trees and pallet fence from gardeningandliving

13-1 — Front garden bay tree from diygarden

15-30 — Pink rock rose from fungardeningtoday

Italian Cypress

Italian cypress is one of versatile garden hedge plants, as it remains green all year long and provides a very good screen for privacy. There are horizontal and vertical spread options that can grow very fast, so they’re ideal for making lush hedges in a short time.

18-37 — Italian cypress and orange flowers frommparamountplants

19-27 — Italian cypress line from paramountplants

20-25 — Italian cypress plant from sungardensinc

21-25 — Italian cypress with shrub from landscapeplants.oregonstate

22-25 — Italian cypress with blooming flowers from bhg

23-23 — Italian cypress and natural stone steps from bhg

24-23 — Italian cypress and brown exterior paint from south-florida-plant-guide

25-22 — Italian cypress and bush from south-florida-plant-guide

26-1 — Italian cypress with stone paths from diynetwork

Lavender

We can choose lavender if we need low and sparsely-grown garden hedge plants. Lavender can produce beautiful purple flowers in the spring and defines sections or areas in your garden. Lavender flowers smell wonderful and can be harvested. Try to hang them in a cool space at home.

40-8 — Lavender herb garden design from designtrends

33-12 — White fence and lavender from gardenzeus

27-15 — Lavender and green grass from homeguides.sfgate

Lavender plants and gravel paths from veranda

Lavender and bush box plants from veranda

30-18 — Lavender hedge from sublimegardendesign

32-13 — Lavender border from housebeautiful

Lantana Camara

Looking forward to adding some colours to your Mediterranean-inspired garden? Colourful garden hedge plants such as Lantana Camara can be an option, as it comes in various colours and doesn’t need a lot of trimming maintenance. Try to arrange these flowers by overlapping the colours to create a unique look to your garden.

34-14 — Red and yellow lantana camara from deserthorizonnursery

35-14 — Lantana camara plant from wateruseitwisely

36-8 — Lantana camara and concrete pots from thespruce

37-7 — Lantana camara fence from thesmartergardener

38-7 — Lantana camara terracotta pot from homestratosphere

39-9 — Colorful lantana camara from toptropicals

We can also add other Mediterranean garden elements along with our garden hedge plants to make the theme more cohesive, such as terracotta pots and containers, Mediterranean tiles, gravel floor, pebbles, cobbles, and many other elements. Be sure to have fun experimenting.