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A compact Australian native with fine, feathery foliage that flushes coppery-bronze with new growth. The colour shifts through the seasons — bronze in spring, rich copper tones through summer. Clusters of fragrant yellow ball flowers appear in spring, bringing in the bees and butterflies. Grows to around 2-3m tall with a gently weeping habit. Works…
A graceful, weeping native with soft, fern-like grey-green foliage that creates a lovely airy canopy. Grows to about 3-5m tall with a naturally tidy form, so it needs very little pruning. Hardy in full sun with well-drained soil. Once established, it handles dry spells well and suits Melbourne’s conditions. A good choice for a feature…
A compact native shrub with weeping mid-green foliage. Great for feature pots, framing doorways, rockeries, or as a backdrop to smaller plants. Evergreen and ornamental, it gives year-round interest without needing much room. Botanical name: Acacia cognata ‘Mini Cog’
A hybrid succulent that forms rosettes of glossy, dark green leaves edged in bronze and burgundy tones. The colour deepens as the plant matures and with more sun exposure. Compact and architectural — looks great in pots, rockeries, or grouped with other succulents. Needs well-draining soil and a spot with good light. Protect from heavy…
Aeonium Chocolate is a succulent variety that takes its name from the rich, deep brown or chocolate-colored leaves it proudly displays. This succulent captivates with its striking appearance, making it a true gem in the world of gardening. The leaves of Aeonium Chocolate are a deep, velvety brown that evokes images of the finest chocolate….
A compact rosette succulent with green leaves streaked in bright yellow variegation. The markings vary from plant to plant, making each one a bit different. Does best in bright light with well-draining soil. Water moderately and let the soil dry between drinks. Protect from frost — a sheltered spot or pot that can be moved…
Dark, dramatic foliage in deep chocolate and plum tones — one of the most striking succulents you can grow. Small bright yellow flowers appear in late winter, making a bold contrast against the dark leaves. Prefers a sunny, open position with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and handles hot, dry conditions well. Works in garden beds,…
A neat rosette succulent with green leaves marked by creamy white variegation. Compact grower that suits pots, rockeries, and succulent gardens. Needs bright light and well-draining soil. Water moderately and protect from frost. Also known as Aeonium Sunburst Botanical name: Aeonium ‘Starburst’
Forms rosettes in three distinct tones — green, pink, and creamy white. The colour is strongest in good light. A compact succulent that suits pots, rockeries, and sunny garden spots. Needs well-draining soil and moderate watering. Protect from frost. Botanical name: Aeonium haworthii ‘Kiwi’
Deep, dark foliage with a velvety texture that looks rich in the right light. A compact rosette succulent for pots, rockeries, or grouped plantings. Prefers bright light and well-draining soil. Water moderately and protect from frost. Botanical name: Aeonium ‘Velour’
A compact groundcover with deep burgundy foliage that holds its colour year-round. Spreads to form a dense, low mat — great for mass planting, borders, edging, or containers. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained soil. Handles drought well once settled in. Water deeply once a week, more in hot dry spells. A…
An Australian native shrub with large, lilac-pink hibiscus-like flowers through spring and summer. The flowers contrast nicely against the silvery-green foliage. Grows in full sun to part shade. Handles dry conditions well once established, making it a practical native for Melbourne gardens. Low maintenance and good for attracting bees. Works in mixed native borders or…
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