Plants For Exposed & Windy Sites - Australian Capital Territory

Dwarf plectranthus is ideal for front-of-border mixed beds, pots and containers, and flowering in dappled shade. Plant i...

Elegant versatile native tussock grass especially useful for erosion control. Happy in any soil, especially wetter areas...

A fast-growing tall upright native tussock grass for frontline coastal gardens, exposed and windy sites, and low humidit...

This native grass is like one of those Swiss Army knives with all the tools - it's good for frost and snow, sun and shad...

The big and tall one. Rugged ripper all-rounder that would definitely win SAS Australia - perfect for waterwise and fire...

The super-silvery one. We could almost put this silvery native into every category on the website, except indoor plants!...

Gorgeously pretty snake plant, pale and silvery, long and lean, with speckled bands of dark green across each leaf. Snak...

Adorably cute and pat-able, like a tiny vegetable pet, this succulent sedum is a no-fuss houseplant, stylish urban conta...

Dazzling little sedum, dark purple leaves are carpeted with cherry pink flowers in summer and autumn. Ideal for rockerie...

Take a trip to the beach and you might spot this plant busily knitting together the sliding sand dunes - giving it the o...

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

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

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

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 ...