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A classic white-flowering azalea that puts on a strong show in spring. The white blooms are full and ruffled, covering the plant in a mass of flowers. Evergreen and compact — keeps its form year-round with minimal pruning. Grows best in dappled shade or morning sun with well-drained, acidic soil. Mulch around the base to…
Bright scarlet flowers smother this compact azalea in spring, making it one of the more vivid options in the range. Evergreen foliage keeps it looking tidy year-round. Suits foundation plantings, mixed borders, or containers. Give it dappled shade or morning sun with well-drained, acidic soil. Mulch to keep roots cool and water through dry patches….
The hallmark of Azalea White Dragon is its magnificent blooms. Abundant, pure white, funnel-shaped flowers create a captivating centerpiece in any garden. The delicate, ruffled petals infuse a sense of timeless elegance into your outdoor space. To ensure successful growth of Azalea White Dragon, it’s essential to provide the right conditions. This azalea thrives in…
Bacopa. This perennial is an old favourite of all gardeners. It has a trailing, low-growing habit with masses of beautiful soft flowers that smother this compact plant from Spring through to Autumn! In pots, rockeries or the border ? Bacopa will never disappoint. They are also a star performer in the ground cover gardens because…
A graceful Australian rainforest palm with feathery arching fronds and a clean, ringed trunk. Grows to a good size over time but is manageable when young in pots or courtyard plantings. Suits a sheltered, frost-free position in Melbourne — ideal for courtyards, patios, and pool areas. Prefers regular water and protection from strong winds. Responds…
A slow-growing, evergreen tree with aromatic leaves used in cooking — a kitchen garden essential. The glossy dark leaves are harvested fresh or dried for soups, stews, and slow-cooked dishes. Grows into a dense, rounded tree over time and responds well to pruning, making it a popular choice for topiary and formal standards in pots….
Flowers from early summer through to mid-autumn in a range of colours — pink, red, white, and orange. The leaves can be green, bronze, or purple depending on the variety, adding interest even when not in bloom. Easy to care for and suits shaded or part-shade positions. Good for garden beds, hanging baskets, and pots….
A compact, clumping ornamental grass with fine, arching blades in an intense silvery-blue. Keeps its colour through the seasons as an evergreen perennial. Slender flower spikes appear above the foliage in summer. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Suits borders, rockeries, pots, and mass planting. Very low maintenance — just tidy up any dead…
A bold, evergreen clumping plant with large paddle-shaped leaves and striking orange and blue flowers in spring and summer. The flowers resemble a tropical bird in flight — it’s easy to see where the name comes from. Native to South Africa. Grows well in full sun to part shade and handles Melbourne’s conditions once established….
A lush fern with broad, glossy, undivided fronds that grow in a rosette pattern — like a bird’s nest. The bright green fronds have distinctively wavy edges, giving it a bold, tropical look. Suits indoor spaces, covered patios, and shaded garden beds. Keep the soil evenly moist but not waterlogged, and avoid getting water into…
Black Passionfruit is an evergreen, tendril-climbing vine with attractive, deep purple, (almost black) edible fruit. Impressive white and green flowers are produced during summer amongst the large, bright green leaves Perfect for growing over pergolas where ethe fruit can be easily accessed Botanical name: Passiflora edulis
Blood Leaf Plant is an attractive compact, low growing perennial with lush tropical looking blood red foliage throughout the year with small spikes of greenish flowers Adds an eye catching colour to sunny or semi shady areas of the garden. A great plant for mass planting Botanical Name Iresine Herbstii
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