Which Plants Are Best

Tibouchinas are showy trees and shrubs for frost-free gardens, to add vibrant summer-autumn colour and a lush tropical feeling.

Enjoy a fruity-coloured sunrise every morning with these pink-orange-yellow shaded grevilleas. Aussie garden favourites, and always popular with local birds too!

Nature, red in tooth and claw and thorn and sting. Plants that bite - and fierce plants that fight back!

For beautiful colour in every month of the year, and (almost) every kind of climate, you can't go past crepe myrtles.

Salvias give you great results, quick smart. An easy choice for cottage gardens, and back yards in need of a colour boost. They relish warmth and sunshine, don't mind poor dry soils - all great attributes for this sunburnt country

These are the plants we have bred ourselves, that have been bred for us, or that we have exclusive availability to sell at tubestock size. Take a look!

Gardens are more than just beautiful. They smell sweet or herby, they rustle in the breeze, they're soft or smooth to touch. They even taste good too! Here's how to create a sensory garden that plays the music of nature for you, if you stop and listen

Lemon myrtle is a popular garden plant as its big fluffy white flowers are decorative, and a favourite with pollinators. It has a lot to recommend it outside of the garden too! Take a look

Having trouble choosing between all our wonderful garden plants? Let the experts help! These plants are award-winning, highly rated for garden growing by horticulture judges around the world.

Gardens are more than just beautiful. They smell sweet or herby, they rustle in the breeze, they're soft or smooth to touch. They even taste good too! Here's how to create a fragrant garden to delight your nostrils.