WA Restricted - Queensland - Part Shade - Berries & Fruits - New Leaf Colour - Winter Flowers

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

Compact slender low hedging suited to topiary, formal and native gardens. New growth emerges in deep toffee-apple red sh...

Native rainforest tree suited to coastal planting and creek banks. Glossy green foliage, russet red-copper new growth an...

We managed to snag some of this super-pretty brand NEW native midgem berry from the breeder - check out those gorgeous b...

Dual purpose hedging - midgem berry is a neat-growing native bushtucker shrub with a compact habit, little white summer ...

Delicious juicy berries for jams and pies as well as eating fresh. Cross between blackberry, loganberry, dewberry and ra...

Gently weeping dense foliage, silvery-purple when young, very useful for screening & feature planting. Watch the sha...

Vibrant electric red long bottlebrush flowers which age with a gentle blush of magenta, cover a 3m shrub in spring and s...

No-fuss compact native bottlebrush, open and slightly weeping in habit, soft mid-pink flowers autumn through to spring i...

A low-and-wide bottlebrush, abundant white flowers in summer - and off-and-on through the year in warmer climates; and a...

Excellent evergreen vibrant climber-hedge for most Australian locations. Rich purple flowers with a white edge to the pe...

Hedging fuchsia with tiny holly-like leaves and mini bells of hot pink intermittently though the year, mainly late summe...

Good tough fast grower to 3m, compact (unsurprisingly!), tightly-growing with a reddish bronze tinge when young. Excelle...

We're rapt to have this super-popular lilly pilly in our range, as it is arguably the most beautiful too! BIG leaves tha...

Gently weeping branches and a dense growth habit with orange-bronze coloured new growth. One of the best for topiary, fe...

New and exclusive to Australian Plants Online - First time to market Say hello to our little Sprite!  The native ...