Bonsai - Victoria - White Flowers - Orange Flowers

This bushtucker bush is a cross between our usual midgem berry species, and a species with slender fine leaves. This giv...

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

Lovely native rainforest tree with cream flowers and cinnamon scented leaves. Ideal for feature planting, street trees, ...

Native weeping shrub, lovely for informal hedging and wildlife gardens. White flowers in abundance in spring and summer....

Fine-leaved very tall winter-flowering native. An excellent screen plant, the heathery foliage is frost and salt-spray t...

Large shrub or small tree with rich golden orange flowers, loved by native wildlife as they are excellent shelter plants...

Showy white blooms during summer, lovely bronze new growth, and beautiful smooth bark during winter. Enjoy watching this...

Tall fast-growing ornamental native grevillea tree, slender silky oak is impressive and unmistakable in full flower in s...

Compact low mounding grevillea, drought tolerant, ideal for rockeries and containers. Should do better on clay soils tha...

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

Fast growing, drought hardy native feature tree for sunny locations in both coastal and inland gardens. Leaves are fresh...

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

Paperbarks are a quintessential Aussie tree - but at 20m tall a bit big for most suburban gardens. Enter Mini Quini - a ...

The gold foliage of this native shrub becomes more intense through the warmer months. Plant as a feature in native garde...

You get three plants for the price of one with this beautiful bush : first, attractive evergreen foliage; second, vivid ...

Looking for a tough plant for coastal areas? Indian Hawthorn thrives in salt & sandy soils growing as far north as t...

If you've been to Coffs Harbour you might have been lucky enough to see this native growing in the wild, in the only spo...