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A compact bougainvillea that brings strong colour without taking over the garden. The vivid bracts come in shades of pink, purple, and red, covering the plant through the warmer months. Grows well in pots on a sunny balcony or patio, and can also be trained up a trellis. Needs full sun and well-drained soil to…
A berry vine producing large, juicy, deep purple fruit through summer. The flavour is rich and aromatic — great eaten fresh, or used in jams, pies, and baking. Grows on long, trailing canes that need a trellis or frame for support. Plant in a sunny spot with decent soil and keep watered while fruit is…
Bracteantha Mohave Purple Red is a hardy, easy to look after plant. Heat tolerant and a great plant pollinator Bracteantha Mohave Purple Red has papery petals and deep red long-lasting flowers. Great for mass planting in garden beds and containers Botanical name: Bracteantha bracteate Mohave Purple Red
Bromelliad are grown for its striking flower head which are produced during the warmer months. They merge from a vase of green leaves, with a cross band of silver. Bromelliads have little to no root system at all and can grown between tree trunks and mounted on boards. Botanical Name Guzmania bromeliads
A small, evergreen native shrub with one of the strongest, sweetest fragrances of any Australian plant. The brownish bell-shaped flowers (yellow inside) appear through winter and spring and are wonderfully scented. Plant near windows and doors to catch the fragrance. Also suits native gardens, rockeries, and containers. Flowers last well in a vase indoors. Give…
Burgundy Willow Myrtle is a elegant plant that is an eye-catching specimen for all gardens. Burgundy Willow Myrtle has strong burgundy new growth, adding a splash of colour to your landscape. Its graceful weeping habit brings peace and harmony to any garden. Botanical Name Agonis flexuosa ‘Burgundy’
An evergreen shade plant from South Africa with clusters of orange trumpet flowers in late winter and spring. Dark green, strap-like leaves look good year-round, and red berries follow the flowers in autumn. One of the best plants for deep shade under trees where other plants struggle. Very low maintenance once established — just keep…
Same tough, shade-loving habit as the orange form, but with clusters of red trumpet flowers in late winter and spring. Evergreen strap-like leaves stay presentable all year, with red berries following the flowers. Thrives in deep shade under established trees. Very low maintenance. Protect from frost and direct sun. Botanical name: Clivia miniata red
A less common colour form of the bush lily with soft yellow trumpet flowers in spring and autumn. Evergreen strap-like leaves provide a dense, dark green backdrop year-round. Red berries follow the flowers. Handles deep shade under trees better than most plants. Low maintenance and reliable once established. Looks great grouped in pots along a…
A classic dwarf hedging shrub with dense, glossy green foliage. Keeps a tight, compact form that responds well to clipping — the go-to choice for formal low hedges, edging, and borders. Hardy and evergreen. Suits most Melbourne conditions and looks sharp year after year with regular trimming. Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’
The classic hedging shrub. Dense, glossy dark green foliage on a slow-growing, evergreen frame that responds well to regular clipping. The go-to choice for formal hedges, low borders, edging, and topiary in Melbourne gardens. Hardy and long-lived. Plant in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Trim two to three times a year to…
Pre-shaped English box Balls— ready to plant as an instant feature. The dense, dark green foliage holds its shape well with regular light trimming. Low maintenance and evergreen. Works as a focal point in formal gardens, beside entrances, in courtyards, or in large pots. A reliable performer in Melbourne conditions. Botanical name: Buxus sempervirens
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