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A tall, upright sedum with sturdy stems bearing blue-grey, succulent leaves flushed with pink-purple. Clusters of dusky-pink flowers crown the stems in late summer. One of the larger, more architectural sedums. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in borders, mixed perennial plantings, and containers. Frost hardy. Dies back in…
A compact sedum with glossy, rounded leaves on sturdy stems, forming a dense mound. Vivid pink flower clusters appear in late summer, attracting bees and butterflies. Tidy habit and long-lasting flowers. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in borders, rockeries, and containers. Frost hardy. Botanical name: Hylotelephium ‘Mr Goodbud’
A sedum with deep purple, almost black foliage that forms a dense, low carpet. Star-shaped, dusky-purple flowers appear as summer turns to autumn, complementing the dark leaves. One of the richest-coloured sedums available. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in borders, rockeries, and containers. Frost hardy and low maintenance….
also known as Stonecrop, a low-growing sedum with compact clusters of bluish-green succulent foliage that spills over edges. Tiny, star-shaped, soft pink flowers appear in late summer, creating a cloud-like effect above the foliage. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in rockeries, borders, and containers. Frost hardy and low…
A robust, upright sedum with thick, blue-green foliage forming a strong clump. Large, rosy-pink flower clusters top the sturdy stems in late summer and autumn. Bold and architectural. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in borders, mixed perennial plantings, and as a cut flower. Frost hardy. Botanical name: Hylotelephium…
A sedum with deep burgundy, almost black foliage forming a dense mound. Rosy-pink, star-shaped flowers emerge as summer progresses, contrasting against the dark leaves. The rich, dark colour intensifies in full sun. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained, gritty soil. Works in rockeries, containers, and succulent arrangements. Frost hardy. Botanical name:…
Victoria’s most common native banksia, with leathery green leaves showing silvery undersides. Pale yellow cylindrical flower spikes appear from autumn through spring, providing nectar for honeyeaters, parrots, and other native birds. Grows to around 5m depending on conditions — can vary from a dense shrub to a small tree. Plant in full sun with well-drained…
A deciduous tree with distinctive white, papery bark and deep green foliage that turns golden yellow and bronze in autumn. The fine, pendulous branches create an elegant, light canopy. One of the most widely planted ornamental trees. Grows to around 15m. Plant in a sunny position with cool, moist soil. Prefers cooler Melbourne conditions. Works…
A compact evergreen shrub with silky, silvery-grey foliage and large white flowers that emerge from pink buds in mid spring through summer. The foliage alone is ornamental — the flowers are a bonus. Hardy and drought tolerant. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Handles coastal conditions. Works in borders, rockeries, and mixed plantings. Low…
Silver Dollar Tree is a botanical marvel that adds both elegance and practicality to any garden. Hailing from Australia, this evergreen tree showcases round, silvery-blue leaves, reminiscent of silver dollars, creating a distinctive and cooling aesthetic. The aromatic foliage releases a refreshing scent when touched, contributing to its sensory allure. With a gracefully spreading habit,…
A compact native shrub with striking silver foliage forming a dense, rounded, ball-like form. Tiny yellow button flowers appear on the tips. The silvery, fine-textured foliage provides strong contrast in garden beds. Hardy and drought tolerant. Handles salt spray and coastal conditions. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Works in borders, rockeries, and coastal…
An Australian native tree with smooth, salmon-pink bark that peels seasonally to reveal fresh cream, orange, and grey tones underneath — one of the most attractive barks of any native tree. White flowers appear in spring and summer. Red-tipped new foliage adds further colour. Grows to around 20m. Plant in full sun with well-drained soil….
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