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A compact liriope with fine-textured, strappy green foliage and pink-lavender flower spikes in summer. Stays in a neat clump — does not spread aggressively. Grows to around 40cm. Hardy and low maintenance. Tolerates shade, drought, and a range of soil types including clay. Works well in borders, as edging, or mass-planted as a groundcover in…
A liriope with attractive lavender flower spikes rising above green, strap-like foliage in late summer. The flowers are followed by dark berries. Forms a neat, dense clump that works well as a border, edging, or groundcover. Hardy and low maintenance. Tolerates shade, drought, and clay soils. Grows to around 40cm. Reliable year-round in Melbourne gardens….
A popular annual bedding plant with masses of tiny flowers in blue, white, or purple. The fine foliage is almost hidden beneath the flowers when in full bloom. Trailing varieties work well in hanging baskets and pot edges; compact varieties suit borders and garden beds. Grows best in spring and early summer before the heat…
A distinctive native lomandra with slender, variegated leaves in cream and green — the frosted tips give it its name. Compact and tufted, with a fine texture that adds a lighter look to native plantings. Evergreen year-round. Grows to around 60cm. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates drought, frost, and clay soils. Plant in full sun to…
A compact native lomandra with fine, lime-green strappy leaves. One of Melbourne’s most popular garden plants for good reason — it handles almost anything. Maintains its fresh green appearance year-round with minimal care. Grows to around 60cm. Suits small spaces, mass plantings, and groundcover. Tolerates drought, frost, clay soils, and a range of light conditions….
Lomandra Lime Wave is an attractive selection of Lomandra, featuring long, bright green foliage, forming a weeping clump. Produces bright yellow flower stems during Spring and Summer. Lime Wave requires very little water, easy to maintain, extreamly frost and drought tollerant. A great plant for pots, borders, and understory planting. Botanical name: Lomandra ‘Lime Wave’
An ultra-compact native lomandra growing into a small, rounded, ball-shaped plant. Fine-textured green foliage with small cream flower spikes borne within the leaves in spring. One of the smallest lomandras available — grows to around 30cm. Hardy and drought tolerant. Handles frost and a range of soil types. Works in borders, edging, containers, and small…
A dwarf native lomandra with bright lime-green, fine-textured leaves. More compact than Lime Tuff — grows to around 40cm, making it well suited to borders, edging, and container plantings. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates drought, frost, and a range of soil types including clay. Grows in full sun to part shade. Low maintenance once established. Botanical…
Add a touch of texture and green to your garden with the Lomandra Little Pal. Low growing and slow clumping, this attractive accent plant brings the lovely grasslike look of a hedge to life. Let its narrow light green leaves paint a palette of color contrast in your cottage garden design. A must-have for any…
One of Melbourne’s most widely used native lomandras. Fine, arching green leaves form a graceful, tidy clump that works in almost any garden setting — borders, slopes, mass plantings, and containers. Evergreen and reliable year-round. Grows to around 60cm. Extremely drought and frost tolerant. Handles clay soils, full sun, and part shade. Low maintenance —…
A native lomandra with creamy-white to pale-yellow variegated leaves that cascade in a graceful, arching habit. The lighter foliage provides contrast among darker greens and adds a softer tone to native plantings. Grows to around 60cm. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates drought, frost, and coastal conditions. Plant in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil….
A large deciduous shade tree with a broad, round canopy of large, maple-shaped leaves. The bark peels in patches to reveal a distinctive, dappled pattern of cream, grey, and olive — one of its best features. Green leaves turn gold and brown in autumn before dropping. Grows to around 30m — needs space. Tolerates pollution,…
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