WA Restricted - M - Australian Capital Territory - Part Shade - Shade - Full Sun

Easycare annual with large full double flowers in vibrant summery shades. Perfect for pots on a sunny balcony.

A very unusual variety of marigold, the creamy white buds shaded with pale green open up into large full frilly white fl...

Easy to grow free-flowering annual for cottage gardens, with abundant lemon flowers that help lure good bugs and repel b...

Attract native wildlife with this evergreen flowering shrub. Birds will flock to feed on the white brush flowers during ...

Red new growth on soft grey-green leaves, with masses of white flowers in spring. Full sun gives leaves a brighter red c...

Compact native shrub with showy clusters of hot pink flowers spring-autumn. Smaller than M. thymifolia, with brighter gr...

Tall wide native coastal shrub with vivid lime green bottlebrush flowers. The nectar-rich bottlebrush flowers and the ne...

Paperbarks are a quintessential Aussie tree - but at 20m tall a bit big for most suburban gardens. Enter Mini Quini - a ...

The gold foliage of this native shrub becomes more intense through the warmer months. Plant as a feature in native garde...

Our native bracelet honey myrtle, in a superslim, space-saving size! It's a pretty cottage-garden shrub for cooler expos...

Fine-leaved bushy native shrub with purple-pink feathery flowers in summer-autumn. Good for screening and hedging, nativ...

Popular and pretty native alternative to exotic tibouchinas, this bold bushy rainforest shrub flowers off and on through...

Fast growing evergreen flowering shrub known as blue tongue, because the bushtucker fruits stain the tongue blue. Usual...

Fantastic windbreak or privacy hedge to 3m - salt and wind tolerant, great for coastal gardens and exposed locations. E...

Neat growing, compact, hardy and keeps to a height of 1 metre. New growth is bright red, older leaves change from lime a...

Musk mallows are easy-to-grow perennials, look like petite hollyhocks, and pollinators love them - and you'll love them ...