Modern Pool Modern Pool, Melbourne
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What type of trees are along the long side of the pool?

what kind of hedge is that along the side of the pool?


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Depending on the terrain, choose the trees which would flourish around the pool. For pools located in temperate hardiness zones, there is a great variety of trees possible.
But avoid trees like Acacia, Azalea, Bougainvillea, Ash trees because of the debris they cause. Trees around the pool also serve the purpose of privacy. Check for the best landscaping tree types for around the swimming pools.
The overall look and aesthetic effect for outdoor living space can be brought in by landscaping around the swimming pool. Do your research on potential poolside tree's height and canopy width to avoid towers or takes over the pool area and yard.
Go for trees which have minimal leaf drop and are not messy, those which have shallow root systems, those which can be grown in large containers, and something which reflects the theme of your outdoor living space.
From my personal experience, I would suggest you to not go for deciduous trees and those with spines or cones. I sought the help of naturalistic pool massachusetts in clearing the mess and enhancing the beauty of my poolside.
I love the idea of a lush green garden filled with manicured trees and shrubs. Cleanliness of your pool matters when you research on poolside trees. Luxuriant colourful and lush plants will enhance the pool into an oasis.
Heavenly Bamboo, Apaganthus, Golden Euonyms, Fortnight lily are litter free options.
Papyrus, Queen palm are good options to go with. they would give a lush retreat for relaxation and fun.



I too would love to know the pool dimension!



What is the length of the return? 70mm is the depth (I am assuming) and does the return have the same finish or is it the black?


Can you please share what kind of trees are around the fence line. I am re-modeling my pool and have the same planter area and need privacy. Are these bogonvillia?
Thank you
Hi chefpeteredwards, for information on the plants used in this image, please contact the designer: Jack Merlo Design. We are responsible for the supply of the hardscape materials only. I hope this helps.