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A fast-growing bottlebrush with bold red flower brushes in spring and sporadic blooms through the year. Vigorous and upright — useful as a screen, windbreak, or feature plant. Handles drought once established. Grows in full sun with well-draining soil. Attracts honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. Botanical name: Callistemon ‘Red Rocket’
A bottlebrush with a tall, narrow growth habit — useful where you want height without spread. Rich green lance-shaped leaves and crimson flower spikes in spring and through the year. Attracts bees and birds. Works well as a vertical accent, narrow screen, or grouped to form a hedge along boundaries. Adapts to a range of…
A bottlebrush with white flower spikes instead of the typical red — a fresh, clean look in native gardens. Evergreen with glossy green foliage that provides a good backdrop to the white blooms. Flowers attract bees and birds. Compact and neat. A good choice for borders, feature plantings, or mixed native gardens in Melbourne. Botanical…
A large, dense bottlebrush with white flower brushes from late spring to early autumn. Excellent for hedging and screening — the thick growth provides good privacy once established. Grows in most soil types (sand to clay), tolerates drought and light frost, and loves full sun. Tip prune for bushy growth, mulch around the base, and…
Carex Frosted Curls is a dwarf evergreen, New Zealand grass that forms clumps of neat, frosted silvery-green foliage. It is used ideally for ponds, margins, edging, containers and mass planting Grows to around 30cm. Extremely drought and frost tolerant. Handles clay soils, full sun, and part shade. Low maintenance — a set-and-forget plant for Melbourne…
An evergreen shrub covered in deep blue flowers through spring. The blue is intense — one of the strongest blues you’ll find in a garden shrub. Fast growing and tough. Handles drought well once established. Good for screening, fencing, or as a feature in a sunny position. Hardy in Melbourne conditions. Botanical name: Ceanothus ‘Blue…
A native lilly pilly with bright cherry-red new growth all year round. The colourful foliage makes it stand out in the garden even without flowers. Dense and evergreen — works well as a hedge, screen, or feature shrub. Drought tolerant once established and handles cold winters without fuss. A low-maintenance native that gives year-round colour…
A perennial with deep, velvety maroon-brown flowers that carry a light chocolate scent — unusual and appealing. The dark flowers and fern-like foliage create a rich, moody look in garden beds and borders. Grows best in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Compact habit suits garden beds, borders, and containers. Flowers over a…
A tough, adaptable native tree with leathery leaves and cylindrical yellow-green flower spikes that attract honeyeaters and other nectar-feeding birds. The textured bark adds year-round interest. Handles coastal conditions including salt wind, as well as drought and a range of soil types. A hardy native that suits Melbourne gardens from the coast to the suburbs….
A hardy, compact native shrub with grey-green, rosemary-like leaves (silvery-white underneath) and small white to mauve flowers with purple markings. Flowers for most of the year. Handles coastal salt winds, drought, and a range of tough conditions. A reliable, low-maintenance native for Melbourne gardens — especially useful in exposed or dry positions. Botanical name: Westringia…
A tough native shrub covered in dainty white flowers from spring through summer. Ideal for screening, windbreaks, and hedging — especially in coastal areas where it handles salt spray with ease. Tolerates drought, salt, and light frost. Prune after flowering to encourage bushy growth. Low maintenance once established. Botanical name: Leptospermum laevigatum
A small, spreading native shrub with deep pink-red tubular flowers from autumn through spring — a long flowering season when many other plants are quiet. Honeyeaters love the flowers. Hardy in most Melbourne conditions, including clay soils, coastal winds, and light frost. Low maintenance once established. Works well in native gardens, rockeries, borders, and under…
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