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An Australian native tree with a magnificent display of vivid red, nectar-rich flowers in summer. The deep green, glossy canopy provides year-round shade. The flowers attract honeyeaters and a range of native birds and insects. Grows to around 8m. Hardy and drought tolerant. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. A popular feature tree for…
Robusta Rubber Plant requires very little water and prefers a well-lit position. It has large green, leathery, glossy leaves that can grow up to 20cm long. So, good news plant-lovers. It?s not too late to freshen up your indoor decor with a stylish addition that won?t die in days or wilt away. Your new best…
A compact, upright rosemary bred for strong flavour and fragrance — one of the better varieties for cooking. Purple-blue flowers appear in summer. The upright habit works well in pots, near the kitchen, or in a herb garden. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil. Harvest frequently to encourage bushy new growth. Drought tolerant and…
Bring elegance and beauty to your garden with a little help from Nandina Domestica Sacred Bamboo! This stunning evergreen medium shrub is blessed with graceful fern-like foliage and delicate, small diamond shaped leaflets that adorn fine upright canes. Enjoy gorgeous young red leaves that will turn reddish during the winter season, and vibrant spikes of…
Not a true palm — actually a cycad, one of the oldest plant groups on earth. Stiff, dark green, feathery fronds emerge from a thick, textured trunk. Very slow growing and extremely long-lived. A bold architectural plant. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Hardy and drought tolerant once established. Works indoors…
A deciduous ornamental tree with deep pink bracts (not true petals) in late spring — one of the showiest dogwood varieties. The burgundy-red autumn foliage adds 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 dainty, ever-blooming perennial with masses of small daisy flowers that start white and gradually turn pink — creating a two-tone effect across the plant. Self-seeds gently to fill gaps in walls, cracks in paving, and cottage-style borders. Grows in full sun to part shade. Handles a range of soil types and conditions. Low maintenance…
Sedum adolphii is a charming succulent prized for its vibrant, golden-green foliage. This low-growing perennial forms dense mats of fleshy leaves, tinged with hues of yellow and orange, intensifying in sunlight. Ideal for rock gardens, containers, or ground cover, it thrives in well-draining soil and ample sunlight, tolerating drought and poorer soil conditions. Sedum adolphii…
A low, spreading sedum with rounded, deep purple-bronze foliage and bright raspberry-pink, star-shaped flowers in late summer. The dark foliage and vivid flowers create a strong colour combination. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, gravel gardens, borders, and containers. Frost hardy and very low maintenance. Dies back…
A compact sedum with green leaves edged in creamy-white, forming a dense, ground-hugging mat. Tiny star-shaped pink flowers appear in late summer. Low growing and tidy. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, pot displays, and garden edges. Frost hardy and low maintenance. Botanical name: Hylotelephium ‘Birthday Party’
A compact sedum with deep green, fleshy leaves forming a tidy mound. Intense rosy-pink flower clusters appear in late summer and early autumn, attracting bees and butterflies. Small but colourful. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in containers, rockeries, and garden edges. Frost hardy. Botanical name: Hylotelephium ‘Hot Stuff’
A mat-forming sedum with pale grey-green succulent leaves and clusters of small, crystal-white flowers in summer. The soft, carpet-like habit makes it useful as a groundcover in sunny, dry positions. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, between pavers, and in container arrangements. Frost tolerant. Botanical name: Hylotelephium…
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