Topiary catches the eye | In Fiona's Garden

By Fiona Ogilvie
Updated May 24 2021 - 7:55am, first published May 22 2021 - 3:00pm
Clipped mounds of variegated westringia, purple hebe, pittosporum and dark green Rhaphiolepis Snow Maiden lead down to a pond at The Kaya, Elaine and Les Musgraves Wildes Meadow garden.
Clipped mounds of variegated westringia, purple hebe, pittosporum and dark green Rhaphiolepis Snow Maiden lead down to a pond at The Kaya, Elaine and Les Musgraves Wildes Meadow garden.

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