WA Restricted - Northern Territory - Up to 0.5 Metre - 3 - 5 Metres - Shade

Dwarf lilly pilly variety, ideal for small gardens, low hedges and mass plantings. Easy to care for and great for topiar...

Vibrant yet subtle, Alaska Creek's speckled foliage sparkles like a steelhead salmon. A beautiful plant for your lounge ...

Cool metallic silver colouring sets this Begonia apart - its frosty appearance looks right out of the arctic tundra, and...

Dick Wilden is a beautiful fragrant double daffodil, an old favourite perfect for naturalising - that means you can plan...

A bigger-size selection of your favourite yellow, white, and orange daffodils to welcome spring year after year. Classic...

Like papaya and cream, this fancy frilly double daffodil will delight your tastebuds! It's a real stunner, and a very un...

Bright yellow and pure white is such a cheerfyl colour combo for spring - and these lovely new butterfly daffodils bring...

Wow! Such an intense rich tropical colour for a plant that's totally frost-hardy. We'd love to see this planted alongsid...

Intense red ruffled leaves year-round are the striking feature of this frost-hardy foliage plant. In cold weather it get...

Cheery compact flowers for hanging baskets and bedding. Lovely tonal mix of shades through spring-summer, on plants slig...

Flowers readily even in dappled shade, multiplies easily for a beautiful display year after year. Likes a wet winter, to...

Dainty native ground cover with delicate pale blue flowers and tiny round leaves; ideal as a border or along and in betw...

Dainty ground cover with delicate white flowers, ideal as a border or along and in between pathways. Will tolerate light...

Richly copper-coloured leaves look almost metallic, strongly tinted when young and maturing to green as they age. It's a...

Happy in heat in all frost-free subtropical and cool climate gardens. Plant in clusters through rockeries and cottage ga...

Fast growing for instant results, to 5m unclipped. Compact tightly growing pale green foliage that emerges with a reddis...