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A productive edible fig with dark purple-black skin and rich, sweet red flesh. One of the best varieties for Melbourne home gardens. The large, dramatic lobed leaves are deciduous — falling in winter and returning in spring. Grows to around 4-6m but can be pruned to keep it smaller. Figs are great eaten fresh, dried,…
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…
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…
The Lavender French, a small evergreen shrub, is grown for its aromatic, soft grey-green leaves and heads of perfumed mauve-purple flowers and bracts. The thick, square stems are covered with these showy blooms throughout the year, making it an eye-catching addition to any garden. Not only is Lavender French beautiful, it?s also incredibly easy to…
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 classic fragrant gardenia with large, double, milky-white flowers displayed above glossy, dark green foliage. The scent is rich and heavenly — one of the most fragrant shrubs you can grow. Flowers from late spring through the warmer months. Grows to around 1.5m. Needs acidic, well-drained soil in a warm, sheltered position. Feed with an…
Gardenia Magnifica are much loved for their wounderful perfume, Gardenias are hard to resist, Magnifica is a rounded, evergreen shrub producing a glorious display of large, double, sweet heavenly perfumed cremy-white flowers from late spring through to the warmer months which are contrasted by dark green foliage. Botanical name: Gardenia Augusta Magnifica
A gardenia with large, double white flowers and a strong, sweet fragrance from spring through summer. The dark green, glossy foliage stays presentable year-round. One of the more popular gardenia varieties for Melbourne gardens. Plant in well-drained, acidic soil in a sheltered spot with part shade. Feed with acid-loving fertiliser. Water consistently — gardenias do…
Gardenia Radicans is a delightful prostrate growing Gardenia with glossy green leaves often underused in the garden. Flowers profusely throughout the summer months with slightly small but just as sweetly scented flowers as the larger growing Gardenias. Ideal for using under trees or in gaps between larger shrubs. Botanical Name Gardenia jasminoides ‘Radicans’
Gaura Baby Butterflies Rose has a compact growing habit while retaining normal size flowers. Baby Butterflies Rose features an abundance of rosy, pink flowers that are borne from pink flower buds. It will flower from Spring through to late Autumn. Great for mass planting long pathways and boarder planting Botanical Name Gaura lindheimeri “Baby Butterflies…
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
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