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A heavy-cropping lemon with high juice content — one of the most productive varieties for Melbourne home gardens. The majority of the crop comes in winter and early spring, though fruit appears through much of the year. More frost tolerant than Eureka. Grows to around 4m. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Feed with…
A dwarf form of the heavy-cropping Lisbon lemon — the same high juice content and frost tolerance on a smaller, more compact plant. Crops mainly in winter and early spring. Well suited to pots and smaller gardens. Grows to around 2m. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser regularly and water…
Scientifically named Citrus _ meyeri, Lemon Meyer is renowned for its rounder, golden-yellow fruits and a mellower, sweeter flavor compared to traditional lemons. With glossy, deep-green foliage providing an elegant backdrop, the Meyer Lemon adds ornamental value to any landscape. Its versatility extends from fresh garnishes to flavorful desserts and refreshing beverages. Thriving in containers…
The Lemon Meyer Dwarf, a compact marvel in the citrus world, brings the delightful essence of Meyer lemons to smaller garden spaces. This petite citrus tree combines ornamental appeal with a bounty of golden-yellow, round fruits. Its glossy, dark-green foliage enhances the visual charm, making it an ideal addition to patios or limited gardening areas….
A compact dwarf lemon tree without thorns — easy and safe to harvest, even for children. Produces full-sized, juicy lemons on a smaller, more manageable plant. Glossy, dark green foliage and fragrant white flowers. Grows to around 2m. Plant in a warm, sunny, north-facing position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser through the growing…
An evergreen shrub with cascading clusters of small, white bell-shaped flowers from late winter through spring. The new growth emerges in vivid red-bronze before maturing to glossy, dark green. The flower clusters resemble lily of the valley, giving it its common name. Grows in part shade with moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Deadhead spent flowers to…
A vigorous liriope with broad, deep green, strap-like leaves and spikes of violet-purple flowers in late summer. Grows to around 60cm — one of the larger liriope varieties. Works well as border edging, along pathways, or as a mass-planted groundcover. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates shade, drought, and heavy clay soils. Low maintenance once established. A…
A compact liriope with clean white flower spikes above dark green, strap-like foliage in late summer. Grows to around 40cm. The white flowers provide a lighter alternative to the more common purple-flowering varieties. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates frost, drought, shade, and a range of soil types. Works well as a border plant, groundcover, or in…
Liriope Royal Purple is an evergreen perennial plant forming clumps of grass-like, dark green leaves. In late summer it produces upright spikes of rounded, bell-shaped, dark purple flowers. Widely used in landscaping, liriopes make an ideal groundcover and are suitable for planting between pavers or for rockeries and borders. Botanical Name Liriope muscari Royal Purple
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….
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