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A compact indoor plant with round, coin-shaped leaves on upright stems — distinctive and easy to recognise. Low maintenance and suits shady indoor spots or sheltered garden positions. Water when the soil dries out and mist occasionally to boost humidity. Repot every year or two as it grows. Produces offsets (baby plants) that can be…
One of the most popular climbing plants in Melbourne gardens. Evergreen, with small, fragrant white star-shaped flowers that cover the plant in summer. Dark, glossy foliage looks good year-round. Fast growing and will quickly cover walls, fences, trellises, and archways. Drought tolerant once established. Prefers well-drained soil and at least four hours of sun daily….
A vigorous deciduous climber with cascading clusters of fragrant lavender-blue flowers in late spring. The drooping flower racemes can be 30cm or more — spectacular when grown over a pergola, arch, or strong fence. Needs a solid support structure — wisteria gets heavy. Prune in late summer and again in winter to control growth and…
A large-flowering lilac with clusters of pinkish-lavender, single blooms that are intensely fragrant. Deciduous — flowers appear on bare wood in spring before the foliage fills in. Attracts butterflies and pollinators. Grows well in full sun with well-drained soil. Prune after flowering to shape and encourage blooms for the following year. A strong feature plant…
A narrow, pyramidal ornamental pear with strong branching and a tidy shape. White flowers cover the tree in spring, followed by glossy green foliage through summer. In autumn, the leaves turn vivid reddish-orange — a reliable show every year. Low maintenance once established. A popular choice for driveways, narrow spaces, and formal plantings in Melbourne….
A fast-growing, evergreen climber that attaches itself to almost any surface — walls, fences, and trellises. Small, heart-shaped leaves start vibrant green and mature to a leathery brown over time. Grows in part shade to full sun. Keep the soil moist but well-drained. Prune regularly to keep it tidy and prevent it from getting into…
Vigorous climbing roses with elegant blooms on long canes — ideal for fences, pergolas, arches, and walls. Depending on the variety, flowers come in a range of colours with varying degrees of fragrance. Repeat-flowering through the season. Grow in full sun with well-drained soil. Tie canes to supports as they grow. Prune in winter to…
Coral Bark Maple is a handsome deciduous shrub or small tree with coral-red young shoots. Its form is bushy headed with palmate leaves. Autumn foliage colour is yellow and orange and in winter young branches makes a very attractive coral-red tracing. Botanical Name Acer palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’ or ‘Senkaki’
A low-growing, spreading rosemary that trails over walls, raised beds, and out of pots. The aromatic leaves are great fresh or dried for cooking — lamb, beef, stuffings, poultry, and roasts. Blue flowers appear through the cooler months. Plant in a sunny, well-drained position. Drought tolerant once established and very low maintenance. Also works as…
A deciduous flowering tree that puts on a strong show in summer with masses of crinkly, crepe-textured blooms in pinks, reds, purples, and whites. The bronze-green foliage turns orange and red in autumn, and the mottled bark adds winter interest. Grows to around 5m. Prune in late winter to develop strong growth and encourage flowering….
Cupressus Lemon Scent is a delightful quick growing, upright conifer with outstanding color. An excellent contrast plant with lemon scented foliage. The foliage is golden when grown in full sun and lime green when grown in deep shade. Can be brought inside for long periods of time. Botanical Name Cupressus macrocarpa ‘Lemon Scent’
Betula dalecarlica – Birch Cut Leaf usually produces a single, vertical trunk with ascending branches and gracefully weeping foliage. The trunk and branches bear beautiful white bark whilst the leaves are highly decorative, deeply cut, and turn gold in Autumn. Botanical Name Betula pendula ‘Dalecarlica’
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