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A slow-growing, evergreen tree with aromatic leaves used in cooking — a kitchen garden essential. The glossy dark leaves are harvested fresh or dried for soups, stews, and slow-cooked dishes. Grows into a dense, rounded tree over time and responds well to pruning, making it a popular choice for topiary and formal standards in pots….
A classic garden perennial with large, showy flowers on upright stems in spring. Comes in a wide range of colours — purples, blues, pinks, yellows, whites, and bicolours. The distinctive “beard” (a tuft of fine hairs on the lower petals) gives this iris its name. Many varieties are fragrant. Grows best in full sun with…
An ornamental crab apple with large, double flowers that open bright pink and soften to pale pink and white at the centre. Blooms in spring with a pleasant fragrance that attracts bees and butterflies. A spreading, deciduous tree that adapts to most growing conditions and is relatively resistant to pests and diseases. Good autumn foliage…
One of the big, classic slicing tomatoes — thick-fleshed fruit that can weigh over 400g each. Rich, old-fashioned tomato flavour that’s hard to beat in sandwiches and salads. An indeterminate variety, so it keeps growing and producing through the season. Needs sturdy staking or a strong cage to support the heavy fruit. Plant in full…
Flowers from early summer through to mid-autumn in a range of colours — pink, red, white, and orange. The leaves can be green, bronze, or purple depending on the variety, adding interest even when not in bloom. Easy to care for and suits shaded or part-shade positions. Good for garden beds, hanging baskets, and pots….
A compact, clumping ornamental grass with fine, arching blades in an intense silvery-blue. Keeps its colour through the seasons as an evergreen perennial. Slender flower spikes appear above the foliage in summer. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Suits borders, rockeries, pots, and mass planting. Very low maintenance — just tidy up any dead…
A bold, evergreen clumping plant with large paddle-shaped leaves and striking orange and blue flowers in spring and summer. The flowers resemble a tropical bird in flight — it’s easy to see where the name comes from. Native to South Africa. Grows well in full sun to part shade and handles Melbourne’s conditions once established….
A lush fern with broad, glossy, undivided fronds that grow in a rosette pattern — like a bird’s nest. The bright green fronds have distinctively wavy edges, giving it a bold, tropical look. Suits indoor spaces, covered patios, and shaded garden beds. Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged, and avoid getting water into…
An evergreen perennial with dark, purplish-black leaves that create striking contrast against lighter plants and pavers. Produces small lilac flowers in summer followed by black berries. Low-growing and clumping — ideal for borders, edging around pools and paved areas, or massed under taller plants. Low maintenance once established. Handles sun to part shade. Botanical name:…
Black Passionfruit is an evergreen, tendril-climbing vine with attractive, deep purple, (almost black) edible fruit. Impressive white and green flowers are produced during summer amongst the large, bright green leaves Perfect for growing over pergolas where ethe fruit can be easily accessed Botanical name: Passiflora edulis
A thornless blackberry — no scratched arms at picking time. Produces sweet, dark fruit from December through March, good for eating fresh, jams, pies, and cooking. Semi-erect growth that needs a trellis or frame for support. Otherwise, it’s straightforward to grow. Plant in a sunny spot with decent soil and water through dry spells while…
Prunus Blireana has masses of double rose-pink fragrant flowers that are produced in spring. It is then followed by the new foliage of coppery-purple, turning bronze-green for the remainder of year. A lovely specimen tree in the garden or as an avenue planting. Botanical name: Prunus x blireiana
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