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A compact Australian native with fine, feathery foliage that flushes coppery-bronze with new growth. The colour shifts through the seasons — bronze in spring, rich copper tones through summer. Clusters of fragrant yellow ball flowers appear in spring, bringing in the bees and butterflies. Grows to around 2-3m tall with a gently weeping habit. Works…
A graceful, weeping native with soft, fern-like grey-green foliage that creates a lovely airy canopy. Grows to about 3-5m tall with a naturally tidy form, so it needs very little pruning. Hardy in full sun with well-drained soil. Once established, it handles dry spells well and suits Melbourne’s conditions. A good choice for a feature…
A tough, dense little native that makes a great low informal hedge or windbreak. The green foliage stays thick year-round, and in spring it covers itself in soft yellow flowers that butterflies love. Handles both drought and light frost, so it suits most spots around Melbourne. Give it a sunny position with well-drained soil and…
An eye-catching native with slender, feathery foliage in a fresh lime-green that stands out against darker garden plants. The leaves are evergreen, so you get that bright colour year-round. Pale yellow ball flowers appear in spring and attract pollinators. Grows well in full sun with well-drained soil. Works as a standout feature plant, beside an…
A hardy, compact native shrub with fine, weeping lime-green foliage. Stays neat and dense without much fuss, making it a popular choice for entrances, verandahs, around pergolas and paved areas. Works well in pots too. Tolerates light frost and handles Melbourne conditions well. A solid, low-maintenance pick for adding soft texture and colour to the…
A compact native shrub with weeping mid-green foliage. Great for feature pots, framing doorways, rockeries, or as a backdrop to smaller plants. Evergreen and ornamental, it gives year-round interest without needing much room. Botanical name: Acacia cognata ‘Mini Cog’
Grafted onto a standard trunk, this acacia creates a dramatic weeping effect — branches cascade down like a green waterfall. The foliage is small, feathery, and silvery-grey. Grows to around 1.8-2.4m on its standard trunk. Suits full sun and well-drained soil. Makes a striking feature plant beside an entrance or in a courtyard. A hardy…
A compact lilly pilly with glossy green foliage and bright orange-toned new growth that adds colour to the garden year-round. Versatile enough for hedges, topiary, pots, and garden beds. Handles frost and dry conditions once established, making it a reliable pick for Melbourne gardens. Low maintenance and responds well to pruning if you want to…
An Australian native shrub with large, lilac-pink hibiscus-like flowers through spring and summer. The flowers contrast nicely against the silvery-green foliage. Grows in full sun to part shade. Handles dry conditions well once established, making it a practical native for Melbourne gardens. Low maintenance and good for attracting bees. Works in mixed native borders or…
Backyard Bliss Lilly Pilly is a new select form of lilly pilly. It?s a superb dense, fast growing Australian plant with glossy green foliage and flushes of glossy bronze foliage in its newer growth. A big advantage of this lilly pilly is that it is psyllid resistant, so the foliage remains clean and healthy. This…
A compact, dwarf native banksia with dense, dark green foliage and cylindrical golden-orange flower spikes from late summer through winter. The flowers are rich in nectar and attract honeyeaters and other native birds. Grows to around 1m. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and frost hardy. Works in garden beds, borders, rockeries,…
A native banksia with bold yellow-orange flower spikes set against deep, dark foliage — the contrast is striking. One of the few natives that flowers through winter and into spring, bringing colour when most of the garden is quiet. Attracts honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Works well mass-planted, in rockeries, or in large pots. Drought…
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