WA Restricted - Queensland - Frost Tolerant below 0C - Frost Free over 0C - Shade

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

Create a natural privacy screen to 3m using this dense-growing hardy attractive Australian native. Rich bronze new growt...

A mix of bright bell flowers on upright stems - scroll through the image gallery to see some of the colours you might gr...

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

This little-known native shrub makes a lovely foliage backdrop for more showy plants, and a great bordering plant for ga...

Tall, beautiful blue spires will add elegance year after year to cool-climate herbaceous borders; or create a stunning t...

Elegant pastel flowers tower up to 1.5m, love to grow in dappled sun and part shade locations - try them under deciduous...

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

Such rich deep colour on this tea tree foliage - fancy florists love it for their best bouquets!  It will look stu...

Valentino, Nureyev, or the Red Nosed Reindeer? We think we've got a good idea who this tea tree was named for... Its glo...

Almost-black foliage, huge white flowers, native, wildlife-friendly, frost tolerant, fast-growing, tall for hedging or f...

Dense-growing tall Australian native tree with evergreen foliage and fluffy star-like flowers. Food plant for native red...

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...

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...