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Same tough, shade-loving habit as the orange form, but with clusters of red trumpet flowers in late winter and spring. Evergreen strap-like leaves stay presentable all year, with red berries following the flowers. Thrives in deep shade under established trees. Very low maintenance. Protect from frost and direct sun. Botanical name: Clivia miniata red
A less common colour form of the bush lily with soft yellow trumpet flowers in spring and autumn. Evergreen strap-like leaves provide a dense, dark green backdrop year-round. Red berries follow the flowers. Handles deep shade under trees better than most plants. Low maintenance and reliable once established. Looks great grouped in pots along a…
Butterfly Bush is a hardy, bushy perennial plant with lance-shapped leaves. From Spring to Autumn it bears sprays of white flowers that are blushed with pink. Ideal for rockeries, perennial boarders, cottage garden styles and in containers Botanical Name Gaura Lindheimeri
A classic dwarf hedging shrub with dense, glossy green foliage. Keeps a tight, compact form that responds well to clipping — the go-to choice for formal low hedges, edging, and borders. Hardy and evergreen. Suits most Melbourne conditions and looks sharp year after year with regular trimming. Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’
The classic hedging shrub. Dense, glossy dark green foliage on a slow-growing, evergreen frame that responds well to regular clipping. The go-to choice for formal hedges, low borders, edging, and topiary in Melbourne gardens. Hardy and long-lived. Plant in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Trim two to three times a year to…
Pre-shaped English box Balls— ready to plant as an instant feature. The dense, dark green foliage holds its shape well with regular light trimming. Low maintenance and evergreen. Works as a focal point in formal gardens, beside entrances, in courtyards, or in large pots. A reliable performer in Melbourne conditions. Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens
Buxus Microphylia Japanese box is an evergreen, dwarf shrub with attractive, glossy green small oval foliage with a rounded or notched tip. Botanical name: Buxus microphylla var. japonica
Buxus Microphylia Korean Box is a dense mid to dark green glossy foliage forms a rounded shrub that responds well to regular trimming. Flowers are small and insignificant. Excellent hedge or edging plant and perfect for formal gardens. Ideal for topiary art and in pots, tubs, and containers. Suited to well-drained soil in full sun…
A native bottlebrush with deep maroon to purple flower brushes from late spring through early autumn. New growth comes through pink, adding extra colour. Birds and insects love the flowers. Handles most soil types — sand through to clay — and copes with drought, frost, wind, and wet conditions. Tip prune after flowering to encourage…
A compact bottlebrush with soft pink flower brushes from late spring through autumn. A nice change from the standard red varieties. Attracts birds and pollinators. Tough and drought tolerant. Grows in most soil types and handles frosty conditions. Give it a sunny spot and it won’t ask for much else. Minimal pruning needed. Botanical name:…
One of the most popular dwarf bottlebrushes. Compact and dense with bright red flowers in spring and autumn, plus attractive reddish new growth that adds colour even when not flowering. A reliable native for small gardens, borders, and large pots. Low maintenance and handles Melbourne’s conditions well. Botanical name: Callistemon viminalis
A tall bottlebrush with attractive weeping branches and showy red flower brushes tipped with yellow. Flowers year-round with heavy flushes in spring and autumn. Grey-green foliage adds to the weeping effect. Handles drought, frost, wind, and moderate coastal exposure. Plant in full sun to part shade. A standout feature plant for larger Melbourne gardens. Botanical…
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