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A neat rosette succulent with green leaves marked by creamy white variegation. Compact grower that suits pots, rockeries, and succulent gardens. Needs bright light and well-draining soil. Water moderately and protect from frost. Also known as Aeonium Sunburst Botanical name: Aeonium ‘Starburst’
Forms rosettes in three distinct tones — green, pink, and creamy white. The colour is strongest in good light. A compact succulent that suits pots, rockeries, and sunny garden spots. Needs well-draining soil and moderate watering. Protect from frost. Botanical name: Aeonium haworthii ‘Kiwi’
Deep, dark foliage with a velvety texture that looks rich in the right light. A compact rosette succulent for pots, rockeries, or grouped plantings. Prefers bright light and well-draining soil. Water moderately and protect from frost. Botanical name: Aeonium ‘Velour’
A hardy, spreading perennial that flowers through the warmer months in a range of bright colours. Loves a sunny spot and handles Melbourne’s dry summers well once established. Ideal for rockeries, borders, and mixed plantings. Botanical name: Osteospermum
A tall, architectural succulent with sturdy upright stems divided into triangular segments — looks a bit like a green candelabra. Stems are often edged in red, adding extra interest. Be mindful of the sharp spines when handling. Native to West Africa but grows happily in well-draining soil with plenty of sun. Very drought tolerant and…
A compact agapanthus that puts on a strong show of large blue flower heads above slender green leaves. Flowers through summer and makes a real impact in pots or garden beds. Low maintenance once established — tolerates frost and dry spells. Give it sun or part shade with well-drained soil and it’ll come back reliably…
A compact, evergreen agapanthus that handles both heavy and light soils, and copes with dry spells once established. Flowers through the warmer months with heads of cornflower blue blooms — good for cutting and bringing indoors. Suits garden beds, rockeries, and tubs. Divide clumps in winter if they get congested. Botanical name: Agapanthus ‘Peter Pan’
A compact white-flowering agapanthus with pure white blooms on upright stems. Flowers over a long period and doesn’t take up much room, making it a practical choice for smaller gardens, borders, or pots. Hardy and tough — handles Melbourne’s conditions with minimal care. Once established, it comes back stronger each year. Botanical name: Agapanthus ‘Snowball’
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…
A compact alocasia with glossy, dark green arrow-shaped leaves marked with silvery-white veins. Smaller than most alocasias, making it a good fit for desks, shelves, and smaller indoor spaces. It is a dwarf version of Alocasia amazonica African mask Prefers bright, indirect light and warmth — keep away from cold draughts. Let the soil dry…
A compact groundcover with deep burgundy foliage that holds its colour year-round. Spreads to form a dense, low mat — great for mass planting, borders, edging, or containers. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Handles drought well once settled in. Water deeply once a week, more in hot dry spells. A…
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…
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