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The Callistemon Kings Park Special Bottle Brush is an eye-catching shrub that will add a splash of color to any garden. It has slightly weeping branches that bear a mass of bright red, bottlebrush flowers in spring and summer with spot flowering in autumn. The flowers attract nectar feeding birds, making it a great addition…
A neat, dwarf bottlebrush with dark red flowers in spring and dense, bluish-green foliage. The rounded, compact form makes it one of the tidier callistemons — great for borders, feature pots, or the front of a garden bed. Low maintenance and easy to grow. Suits most Melbourne gardens. Botanical name: Callistemon citrinus ‘Little John’
A hybrid bottlebrush (Endeavour x Hannah Ray) with vibrant red flower brushes. Produces masses of blooms and attracts birds and insects to the garden. Hardy across most soil types, from sand to clay. Handles drought and light frost. Tip prune after flowering for bushy growth, mulch well, and feed with a native slow-release fertiliser. Botanical…
A medium-sized bottlebrush with pink flower brushes — mainly in spring, with sporadic flowers through the rest of the year. A softer look than the standard red varieties. Prune after flowering to keep it dense and encourage more blooms. A manageable size for most Melbourne gardens. Botanical name: Callistemon ‘Perth Pink’
A bottlebrush with soft pink, feathery flower brushes — mainly in spring with repeat flowers through the year. A gentler colour that works well in mixed borders and beside paths. Grows in full sun with well-draining soil. Hardy and adaptable for hedging, screening, or as a feature plant. Drought tolerant once established. Botanical name: Callistemon…
A fast-growing bottlebrush with bold red flower brushes in spring and sporadic blooms through the year. Vigorous and upright — useful as a screen, windbreak, or feature plant. Handles drought once established. Grows in full sun with well-draining soil. Attracts honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Botanical name: Callistemon ‘Red Rocket’
A bottlebrush with a tall, narrow growth habit — useful where you want height without spread. Rich green lance-shaped leaves and crimson flower spikes in spring and through the year. Attracts bees and birds. Works well as a vertical accent, narrow screen, or grouped to form a hedge along boundaries. Adapts to a range of…
A bottlebrush with white flower spikes instead of the typical red — a fresh, clean look in native gardens. Evergreen with glossy green foliage that provides a good backdrop to the white blooms. Flowers attract bees and birds. Compact and neat. A good choice for borders, feature plantings, or mixed native gardens in Melbourne. Botanical…
A large, dense bottlebrush with white flower brushes from late spring to early autumn. Excellent for hedging and screening — the thick growth provides good privacy once established. Grows in most soil types (sand to clay), tolerates drought and light frost, and loves full sun. Tip prune for bushy growth, mulch around the base, and…
A native lilly pilly with bright cherry-red new growth all year round. The colourful foliage makes it stand out in the garden even without flowers. Dense and evergreen — works well as a hedge, screen, or feature shrub. Drought tolerant once established and handles cold winters without fuss. A low-maintenance native that gives year-round colour…
A tough, adaptable native tree with leathery leaves and cylindrical yellow-green flower spikes that attract honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. The textured bark adds year-round interest. Handles coastal conditions including salt wind, as well as drought and a range of soil types. A hardy native that suits Melbourne gardens from the coast to the suburbs….
A hardy, compact native shrub with grey-green, rosemary-like leaves (silvery-white underneath) and small white to mauve flowers with purple markings. Flowers for most of the year. Handles coastal salt winds, drought, and a range of tough conditions. A reliable, low-maintenance native for Melbourne gardens — especially useful in exposed or dry positions. Botanical name: Westringia…
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