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A small, spreading native shrub with deep pink-red tubular flowers from autumn through spring — a long flowering season when many other plants are quiet. Honeyeaters love the flowers. Hardy in most Melbourne conditions, including clay soils, coastal winds, and light frost. Low maintenance once established. Works well in native gardens, rockeries, borders, and under…
Cotyledon Macrantha also known as Pig’s Ear is a striking succulent adored for its unique appearance and easy-care nature. It showcases fleshy, paddle-shaped leaves with a silvery-green hue, featuring a powdery coating and slightly ruffled edges, resembling a pig’s ear. Thriving in well-draining soil and preferring full sun to partial shade, this drought-tolerant succulent is…
Cotyledon Silver Waves is an exquisite succulent renowned for its captivating and unique appearance. This evergreen plant features striking foliage that sets it apart. The leaves are fleshy, oblong-shaped, and adorned with undulating, silvery edges that create a rippled or wavy effect, giving it the moniker ‘Silver Waves’. Thriving in well-draining soil and basking in…
A low-growing native groundcover with long, fine, pendulous foliage that forms a dense, cascading mound. The bright green foliage flows like a waterfall, creating an eye-catching textural effect in the garden. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and frost hardy once established. Works well as groundcover, on slopes for…
Crassula anomala is a distinctive succulent renowned for its intriguing appearance. This succulent features trailing stems densely adorned with small, round, fleshy leaves arranged in pairs opposite each other, resembling a string of beads. Thriving in well-draining soil and partial sun, this resilient plant showcases a cascading growth habit, making it an ideal choice for…
A compact succulent with thick, fleshy leaves forming an upright rosette. The leaf edges are tinted pink, giving it a warm, decorative look. Grows well in pots on a sunny windowsill or outdoors in a sheltered spot. Prefers bright, indirect light and well-draining soil. Water moderately and allow the soil to dry out between waterings….
A low-growing, spreading rosemary that trails over walls, raised beds, and out of pots. The aromatic leaves are great fresh or dried for cooking — lamb, beef, stuffings, poultry, and roasts. Blue flowers appear through the cooler months. Plant in a sunny, well-drained position. Drought tolerant once established and very low maintenance. Also works as…
A deciduous flowering tree that puts on a strong show in summer with masses of crinkly, crepe-textured blooms in pinks, reds, purples, and whites. The bronze-green foliage turns orange and red in autumn, and the mottled bark adds winter interest. Grows to around 5m. Prune in late winter to develop strong growth and encourage flowering….
Cupressus Lemon Scent is a delightful quick growing, upright conifer with outstanding color. An excellent contrast plant with lemon scented foliage. The foliage is golden when grown in full sun and lime green when grown in deep shade. Can be brought inside for long periods of time. Botanical Name Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Lemon Scent’
Curly Jade Plant is a captivating succulent, praised for its stunning, undulating leaves that cascade elegantly from the stem. Its vibrant green leaves display unique ripples, creating a mesmerizing visual appeal. This charming feature makes it a standout addition to any indoor or outdoor garden. Requiring minimal care, the Curly Jade Plant thrives in well-draining…
A deciduous fruiting shrub producing clusters of tart, juicy berries in red or black. The fruit is rich in vitamin C and works well eaten fresh, in preserves, juices, jellies, and baking. Grows well in Melbourne’s cooler climate. Plant in full sun to part shade with rich, well-drained soil. A productive and easy-to-grow addition to…
Betula dalecarlica – Birch Cut Leaf usually produces a single, vertical trunk with ascending branches and gracefully weeping foliage. The trunk and branches bear beautiful white bark whilst the leaves are highly decorative, deeply cut, and turn gold in Autumn. Botanical Name Betula pendula ‘Dalecarlica’
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