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A compact ornamental grass forming neat clumps of narrow blue-green blades. Frost tolerant and easy to care for. Looks good in pots, among low shrubs, in rockeries, or along borders. Also useful for erosion control on slopes. Give it a sunny spot with well-drained soil and it won’t ask for much else. Botanical name: Festuca…
A small native shrub grown mainly for its exceptional fragrance. Deep purple and yellow bell-shaped flowers appear through winter and spring, filling the air with a sweet, rich scent. Plant in a shaded spot with dappled light and well-draining soil. Prune after flowering to keep it compact. Good for native gardens, rockeries, containers, or beside…
Boronia Lutea is a compact, evergreen shrub with fine, aromatic foliage and highly fragrant, yellow, bell-shaped blooms. Flowers are bright yellow both inside and out. Excellent for sensory gardens, boarders or pots Botanical name: Boronia megastigma “Lutea”
A compact, evergreen native shrub with deep purple bell-shaped flowers from late winter through spring. Strongly fragrant — the scent carries well in the garden. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Feed with a slow-release native fertiliser and prune once flowering is finished to maintain shape. A good choice for adding…
Brown Boronia is a small, evergreen native shrub with one of the strongest, sweetest fragrances of any Australian plant. The brownish bell-shaped flowers (yellow inside) appear through winter and spring and are wonderfully scented. Plant near windows and doors to catch the fragrance. Also suits native gardens, rockeries, and containers. Flowers last well in a vase…
Burgundy Willow Myrtle is a elegant plant that is an eye-catching specimen for all gardens. Burgundy Willow Myrtle has strong burgundy new growth, adding a splash of colour to your landscape. Its graceful weeping habit brings peace and harmony to any garden. Botanical Name Agonis flexuosa ‘Burgundy’
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…
A vigorous native with large red bottlebrush flowers from late spring to early autumn. Dense growth makes it a practical choice for privacy screens and hedges, while the flowers bring in birds and insects. Tolerates drought, frost, wind, and moderate coastal conditions. Grows in most soil types from sand to clay. Best in full sun….
The Callistemon Kings Park Special Bottle Brush is an eye-catching shrub that will add a splash of color to any garden. It has slightly weeping branches that bear a mass of bright red, bottlebrush flowers in spring and summer with spot flowering in autumn. The flowers attract nectar feeding birds, making it a great addition…
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