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A dwarf evergreen shrub with tiny, thick, glossy green leaves on dense, compact branches. Keeps a neat, rounded form with minimal pruning — a low-maintenance option for borders, edging, and low formal hedges. Hardy and easy to care for. Grows in full sun to part shade. Handles a range of soil types and conditions. Stays…
The Ficus Flash is a versatile plant that can add a touch of elegance to any garden. It has glossy green foliage and an upright growth habit, making it ideal for use as a hedge or as part of a topiary display. This hardy plant is tolerant of both shady and sunny conditions, making it…
A deciduous ornamental tree with white bracts in late spring — The Flowering Dogwood has yellowing autumn foliage to add a second season of colour. Strawberry-like red fruit appears in late summer. Grows to around 5m. Thrives in part shade with well-drained, acidic soil. Suits sheltered Melbourne gardens as a feature or specimen tree. Four-season…
A small, deciduous ornamental tree with rich, deep reddish-purple heart-shaped leaves. In spring, small pink flowers appear on bare branches before the foliage fills in. The purple foliage holds through summer before turning yellow and orange in autumn. Compact — doesn’t grow too large, making it well suited to smaller Melbourne gardens. Plant in full…
An ornamental grass with dense clumps of slender, green foliage and feathery, bottlebrush-like flower plumes that emerge creamy-white in summer and autumn. The plumes sway in the breeze, adding movement and texture to the garden. Grows in full sun to part shade. Adapts to a range of soil types and is low maintenance once established….
A rosette-forming succulent with pale green, fleshy leaves that arch outward, giving it a soft, fountain-like shape. Unlike many agaves, this one is spineless — safe around paths and play areas. Produces a tall arching flower spike bearing dense greenish-white flowers at maturity. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun to part shade with…
Monstera Deliciosa ? Fruit Salad Plant is an evergreen, woody-stemmed climber-shrub grown for its large, lobed and holed foliage. Mature plants bear sweet-smelling flowers which develop into large fruit-salad flavoured fruits. The Swiss Cheese plant or the Fruit Salad plant is one of the most popular plants amongst indoor plant enthusiasts. A fashionable addition to…
A compact, drought-tolerant perennial with bright daisy-like flowers that open in sunny weather. The vivid blooms create a cheerful, low carpet of colour. Originally from South Africa, so it handles heat and dry conditions well. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Low maintenance — deadhead spent flowers to keep it blooming. Works well in…
Geranium is are a hardy, continuous flowering plant exceptional to heat and drought tolerant. Geranium?s are vigorous growing with a spreading, mounding habit that performs well in baskets and large pots or as a spreading plant in the garden. Botanical name: Pelargonium
A tough hybrid geranium with large, vibrant red flowers that keep coming all season. Handles heat and drought well — one of the more resilient flowering plants for Melbourne summers. Semi-trailing habit suits pots, hanging baskets, and garden beds. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Low maintenance — deadhead to encourage continuous blooming. Feed…
A bicolour geranium with deep wine-red and white blooms on a vigorous, spreading plant. The rich merlot tones make it a distinctive choice among the geranium range. Long flowering through the warmer months. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Heat and drought tolerant. Works well in pots, hanging baskets, and garden beds. Deadhead spent…
The Golden Diosma Coleonema Pulchrum Aurea, a dwarf spreading evergreen shrub, is grown for its beautiful golden foliage and pink star-shaped flowers which bloom from winter to spring. The Golden Diosma Coleonema Pulchrum Aurea is the perfect plant for those looking to create a low-maintenance garden as it requires very little care and attention. It…
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