Getting your plant selection right is the key to a successful garden.  Our Plant Profiles allow you to research plants providing detailed information along with an image to help you make the best decision, no matter where your garden is in Australia.
We have split the following plant categories into Native and Non Native plants and have only included the readily available, easy to grow varieties for your convenience.

Checkout our Tips For Success with information on design, soil preparation & much more. If you need further guidance, take a look at our Complete Garden Guide jammed packed with all the important information you need to have a successful garden.

 

Native Australian Plants.

Native plants are naturally adapted to our Australian conditions so when established they require little watering and are very self sufficient. In some regions soil preparation is essential as native plants require good drainage. Mulching around the base of the plant or the whole garden area once plants are planted (remembering to keep the mulch away from the trunk of the plant to avoid collar rot) will ensure a constant supply of nutrients along with maintaining moisture. Mulch depth should not exceed 100mm.

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Non Native Plants.

Non Native plants are not naturally found in Australia but still perform well in our conditions. During dry periods you may find that some Non Native plants will require watering. Regular fertilizing may be required in some conditions.  Mulching around the base of the plant or the whole garden area once plants are planted (remembering to keep the mulch away from the trunk of the plant to avoid collar rot) will ensure a constant supply of nutrients along with maintaining moisture. Mulch depth should not exceed 100mm.

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  • Grasses & Tufting Plants
  • Climbers & Ground Covers
  • Accent Plants
  • Palms
  • Shrubs
  • Trees
  • This information has been prepared as a guide only and is not a comprehensive listing of all plants available within Nurseries located in Australia.  Plant growth is influenced by various factors, one of which is your soil condition and how you prepare your soil for the type of plants chosen.  We do not accept any responsibility for your soil condition, preparation or plant placement.