Landscaping
Blending nature with residential living, Outeniquasbosch Wildlife Village follows specific landscaping guidelines to maintain ecological balance and aesthetic harmony. This section covers approved plant species, indigenous vegetation requirements, and sustainable gardening practices that align with the estate’s natural surroundings. Learn about garden maintenance rules, water-wise landscaping, and eco-friendly solutions that help preserve biodiversity. Homeowners are encouraged to create beautiful, well-maintained outdoor spaces while ensuring their landscaping choices contribute to the estate’s conservation efforts and environmental sustainability.
5 questions · click a question to see the answer
1Enclosed Private Gardens
Exotic plants can be planted in an enclosed private garden, as long as they are in pots or containers.
2Open Private Gardens
What is the primary restriction for landscaping in open private gardens?
Only indigenous plants from the approved plant list are allowed.
3Street-Front Area
Only locally indigenous plants and trees with non-aggressive roots are allowed.
4Rehabilitation Area
Extending a private garden or lawn into the rehabilitation area is NOT allowed.
5Landscaping Application Process
Homeowners ARE required to submit a landscaping application form and a plant list before starting any landscaping.
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