Hello Evergreen Glamour
Winter Camellias
in stock now
Camellias are bursting into bud and bloomon our Sunshine Coast nursery,
blending beautifully with late-flowering azaleas
in shades of pink and red - from now into spring
Garden Info
The Best Plants For Wet Soils
20, May, 2022
If you live in an area where rainfall records get smashed; or your land has a low-lying spot by a creek; or there's a patch of lawn that always seems to have a persistent puddle or two after a storm - here's our three-step help for your garden
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Vote Garden Party #1
13, May, 2022
Whichever way your political compass swings, we've got plants to show your true colours. More stylish than a pollie's face on a stick!
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Plant Parents & Parent Plants
05, May, 2022
Happy Mothers' Day to mums everywhere! And to everyone who helps the next generation to grow, learn, and develop.
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Which Banksia is Best For You?
29, April, 2022
Banksias are popular Australian garden plants - they're tough, able to thrive in difficult locations; birds and mammals love the sweet nectar; and they always have flowers or cones to enjoy.
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Lest We Forget
23, April, 2022
April 25 is Anzac Day. We look at two key plants that help us remember, commemorate, celebrate, and mourn.
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Happy World Book Day
22, April, 2022
April 23 is World Book Day. Here's some of our favourite reads that feature plants and gardens within the pages
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Happy Earth Day
21, April, 2022
April 22 is International Earth Day. Here's what that means, and how you can make a difference
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Plant The Look - Bright Stems
08, April, 2022
If you are looking for a way to add a surprise pop of colour in your garden beds, these plants might be just the go!
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How to Find the Perfect Plants For You
01, April, 2022
With over 800 plants in stock at some weeks of the year, the choice on our website can be overwhelming. It's hard to know where to start! Here's how to find the perfect plants for your garden.
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How to Deadhead
04, February, 2022
Deadheading is a term you’ll often find in gardening books and online articles. And happily it’s not as gruesome as it sounds! In fact, it’s very helpful for your plants. Here's what to do
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