Plants For Exposed & Windy Sites - Western Australia - Frost Free over 0C - Frost Hardy below -10C

Thrift grows naturally on sea cliffs and rocks, so it can cope with dry soil, salt spray, and wind. Try this pretty litt...

Pink thrift is a ripper little plant for dry windy inhospitable conditions. It grows in cracks in pavements, It grows on...

Bergenias are ripper little plants : cold hardy, drought tolerant, tough yet lush looking, with clusters of white bell f...

New blue grass, lovely arching shape, blue-green colour - a perfect colour match for the finer-leaved fescue. Carex grow...

Tumbling arching grass, deep green and clear gold. Beautiful all year round, dense foliage is glossy and fresh., ideal f...

In New Zealand they call this one hair sedge, and you can see why! The leaves are as fine as hairs, the colour is a gent...

Heavenly blue fluffy flowers cover this resilient shrub in summer. It's a coastal California native, occurring naturally...

The fine-leafed little battler. Shara™ is drought tolerant, very good in humid locations and heavier soils, doesn't mi...

Brand new to market and first time on sale - exclusively here The fine-leafed little battler - now bigger and in blue! ...

This fast-growing evergreen tree is always so popular with our customers for hedges, feature planting, and in containers...

Faster-growing melicope (euodia) with darker red-pink flowers along the branches, and a straighter-growing habit. Native...

Purple Angel's flowers are twice as big as the more-common Mona Lavender, and there's heaps of them throughout the flowe...

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

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...