Strappy Plants for Screening: Tall Lomandra, Dianella and Grasses
It’s not just hedges and climbers that can limit visibility. There are a number of strappy plants tall enough to provide decent screening of low-lying…
Native Shrubs and Hedges for Foliage Contrast
Looking for native Australian shrubs and hedges with striking foliage to enhance your landscape designs? Whether you’re looking for something short or tall, this article…
Hedging Westringias- Alternatives to ‘Wynyabbie Gem’
Not all Westringias are the same. If Westringia ‘Wynyabbie Gem’ isn’t quite right for your needs, there are a number of reliable alternatives to consider…
Can I Drop My Hedge Clippings on the Ground Instead of Collecting Them?
If you’re reading this article, you’re probably wondering whether you can leave your hedge clippings on the ground instead of trying to collect and remove…
Three Australian Climbers Perfect for Screening
If you’re searching for hardy climbing plants that offer beauty and practicality, these three Australian natives are excellent options. Straightup™ Hibbertia, Meema™ Hardenbergia, and Ozbreed…
Do Callistemons Tolerate Wet Feet and Flooding?
Are you trying to figure out whether or not bottlebrush plants, belonging to the genus Callistemon, can tolerate wet periods? It would be easy if…
Featured Plants
Autumn Royalty™
Heat & cold tolerant Azalea with masses of fuchsia flowers that repeat bloom
Slim™
A unique narrow growth habit makes it great for tight planting areas
Pinnacle™
Provides sculptured design for tight planting areas
Blush™
Produces red new growth when other Nandinas are green in spring and autumn
Grey Box™
An extremely compact form of Westringia that was NGIA Plant of the Year 2015
Little Ruby™
Compact Alternanthera with stunning deep burgundy foliage
Dense Fence™
Requires less pruning than the common form, and has finer leaves, higher density and shorter inter-nodes
Cosmic White™
Exempt from the NSW Rhaphiolepis ban as it rarely if ever produces seed