Plants For Places - W - Western Australia

This native grass seems happy to grow almost anywhere - at altitude and at the coast, in the cool wet south and the hot ...

You may not know this beautiful garden plant but you'll soon grow to love it - weigela (why-jeela) will grow in any kind...

You may not know this beautiful garden plant but you'll soon grow to love it - weigela (why-jeela) will grow in any kind...

The flowery one. Westringias are often grown for their resilience and low maintenance - but they are useful garden plant...

The wild bush form. Our native species coast rosemary has dense, fine leaves and small white flowers loved by birds and ...

This award-winning native rosemary forms a natural compact ball shape and needs no clipping. Versatile - use in containe...

The rugged one. A compact form of the popular Wynyabbie Gem, with soft velvety silver-grey-green foliage, and lilac-blue...

The lowest-growing one. Low maintenance, dwarf, compact landscaping favourite. Easy care native coastal rosemary, perfe...

The tough and rugged one. Mundi is a dwarf form of coast rosemary, reaching about knee-high but spreading widthways, ide...

The hedging one. Fast-growing, tall and dense, Naringa™ is quick to establish making it ideal for new gardens and shel...

The variegated one. Smokie forms a dense mound of soft variegated white-grey foliage, covered with white flowers in spri...

The tough and rugged one - variegated!. Ozbreed's Westringia Mundi is a dwarf form of coast rosemary, reaching about kne...

The light and airy one. Super-hardy shrub, great for coastal, seaside, and exposed roof garden locations, as it can with...

The hardy all-rounder. Low-growing dwarf coastal rosemary with grey-green leaves, and small pure white flowers for most ...