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A citrus tree prized for its aromatic, bumpy-skinned fruit and distinctive double-lobed leaves — both widely used in South-East Asian cooking. The leaves release a strong, fresh citrus fragrance when crushed. Grows to around 4m. Plant in full sun in a warm, frost-free position with well-drained soil. In colder Melbourne areas, grow in a pot…
A dwarf form of the kaffir lime — the same aromatic, bumpy-skinned fruit and fragrant double-lobed leaves used in South-East Asian cooking, on a smaller, more compact plant. Well suited to pots and smaller gardens. Grows to around 1.5-2m. Plant in full sun in a warm, sheltered position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser…
A compact kangaroo paw with vivid, fiery-toned flowers over grey-green strappy foliage. The distinctive paw-shaped flowers attract nectar-feeding birds. A tough Australian native that handles dry, sunny conditions well. Grows to around 60cm in full sun with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and frost resistant. Cut back spent flower stems to encourage repeat flowering. Works in…
An Australian native fern with glossy, leathery, dark green fronds on dark stems. The frond shape is distinctive — broad and wavy, resembling a kangaroo’s paw. A tough fern that handles drier conditions better than most. Grows in part shade to full shade with moist, well-drained soil. Works well indoors, in hanging baskets, on shaded…
A vigorous deciduous vine producing large, fuzzy-skinned kiwifruit with sweet, emerald-green flesh. Needs a male kiwi vine planted nearby for pollination — without it, no fruit will set. Heart-shaped leaves and fragrant white spring flowers add seasonal interest. Grow on a strong trellis, pergola, or fence in full sun with well-drained soil. Water regularly while…
The essential pollinator for female kiwi vines. Does not produce fruit itself, but its fragrant white spring flowers provide the pollen needed for the female plant to set fruit. One male vine can pollinate up to 8 female plants. Grow on a trellis or fence near female kiwi vines. Full sun with well-drained soil. Vigorous…
Lady Palm – Rhapis Excelsa is an absolute must-have for any stylish home. This highly decorative slow-growing palm has large fan shaped glossy leaves that make a statement in any room. Its dark fibrous stems give the plant a unique, modern look while the bold green color of its leaves inject a touch of nature…
Lambs ears are a low growing groundcover and proven garden performers. They flourish in dry conditions and require little care once established. Lambs ears flower summer to Autumn ontop of a silvery mat of soft, woolly foliage, making them an attractive groundcover. The flowers are purple and are used for edging, and open garden beds…
Looking for a striking, deep green plant to add to your home? Meet the Leatherleaf Fern! This beautiful plant is known for its neatly divided fronds and strong, leathery texture. Though it?s not picky about soil, the Leatherleaf Fern does prefer a free-draining, moisture-retaining media in partial shade or filtered light. It?s also important to…
A compact, slow-growing tropical fruit tree producing round, yellow-skinned guavas with sweet, aromatic white flesh. The fruit is good fresh, in jams, and in juices. White flowers appear in late spring. A natural source of vitamin C. Grows to around 3m. Plant in a warm, sheltered position in full sun with well-drained soil. Protect from…
A large, bold fern with long, arching fronds that can reach up to 1.5m. Makes a strong statement in large pots, urns, and shaded garden beds. The broad fronds give it a fuller, more robust look than a standard Boston fern. Thrives in humid conditions with bright indirect light. Keep out of direct sunlight and…
A slender indoor plant with spiky, strap-like leaves in green with red or purple margins, growing from dark, cane-like stems. The coloured leaf edges give it a dramatic, architectural look. Works well as a tall, narrow indoor feature. Handles low light and dry conditions — one of the more forgiving indoor plants. Prefers bright indirect…
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