Murraya min a min

Description:Murraya Min a Min is a compact, evergreen shrub prized for its dense, finely textured foliage and miniature form. This dwarf variety of the popular Murraya is perfect for low hedges, borders, or as a feature plant in smaller gardens. Its year-round lush greenery and fragrant white flowers make it a versatile and low-maintenance addition to any landscape. Flowers:Clusters of small, creamy white, jasmine-like flowers bloom throughout the warmer months. These highly fragrant flowers are a key attraction, adding both beauty and a delightful scent to the garden. Foliage:The foliage is made up of small, glossy, bright green leaves that form a dense, finely textured canopy. Its compact growth habit provides a neat and formal appearance, ideal for creating structure in the garden. Fruit:Small, orange-red berries may appear after flowering, adding subtle seasonal interest. These berries are generally inconspicuous and not a primary feature. Form and Size:Murraya Min a Min forms a dense, rounded shrub, growing to a height and width of approximately 0.5–1 meter. Its naturally compact form requires minimal pruning, making it ideal for small spaces and low hedging. Growing Conditions: Position: Thrives in full sun to partial shade. Full sun encourages optimal flowering and dense foliage growth. Soil: Prefers well-drained, nutrient-rich soils but is adaptable to a variety of soil types, including sandy and clay soils. Watering: Requires regular watering during establishment. Once established, it is drought-tolerant and low maintenance. Climate: Suitable for tropical, subtropical, and temperate climates. It handles light frost but thrives in warmer regions. Uses:Murraya Min a Min is perfect for low hedges, garden borders, or mass planting. Its compact size makes it a great choice for formal garden designs, rockeries, or container planting on patios and balconies. Maintenance: Minimal pruning is needed, but occasional trimming will help maintain its compact, neat shape. Fertilize with a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in spring and summer for healthy growth and flowering. Mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Notes:Murraya Min a Min is a low-maintenance, fragrant shrub that fits well into both formal and informal garden designs. Its small stature and lush foliage make it a versatile choice for a range of landscaping needs. Companion Plants:Pair with other compact plants like Westringia, Buxus, or Lavender for formal hedging. Combine with flowering perennials such as Salvia or native grasses for a more relaxed, mixed border. Common Name: Min a Min MurrayaBotanical Name: Murraya paniculata 'Min a Min'Family: RutaceaeOrigin: Cultivar, derived from South-East Asia natives

Nandina 'Gulf Stream

Description:Nandina ‘Gulf Stream’ is a compact, evergreen shrub admired for its soft, finely textured foliage that transforms with the seasons. New growth emerges in vibrant copper and red tones, maturing to lush green before turning brilliant red in autumn and winter. With its dense, rounded form and year-round colour, ‘Gulf Stream’ is ideal for borders, low hedging, and pots, and suits both modern and traditional garden designs. Flowers:Delicate white star-shaped flowers appear in late spring to early summer in small clusters. Though subtle, they add seasonal charm. Foliage:Lacy, fern-like foliage changes throughout the seasons—bronze-red new growth in spring, deep green in summer, and fiery red in cooler months. The colour variation provides continuous visual interest. Fruit:Small red berries may appear in autumn after flowering, though less frequently on this compact cultivar. Form & Size:Naturally rounded, compact shrub growing approximately 60–90cm high and wide. Growing Conditions: Position: Prefers full sun to part shade. Soil: Tolerates a wide range of well-drained soils; best in slightly acidic, organic-rich soil. Climate: Grows well in temperate and subtropical climates. Tolerates light frost and dry conditions once established. Watering: Drought-tolerant once established; water regularly during extended dry periods for best colour. Uses: Ideal for borders, low hedging, or feature planting. Excellent in pots and containers for patios and entrances. Suitable for Japanese, tropical, and formal garden styles. Maintenance: Extremely low-maintenance. Trim lightly to maintain shape or size if needed. Feed with a general-purpose fertiliser in spring to promote healthy growth. Notes: Non-invasive and sterile – does not spread like traditional Nandina varieties. Provides colour without flowers – perfect for foliage-focused plantings. Fire retardant and suitable for bushfire-prone areas. Companion Plants:Pairs well with Lomandra, Liriope, Westringia, and Gardenia radicans for a lush, contrasting planting scheme. Common Name: Gulf Stream NandinaBotanical Name: Nandina domestica ‘Gulf Stream’Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Asia (cultivar)

Nandina Blush

Description:Nandina Blush is a compact, evergreen shrub celebrated for its vibrant foliage that changes color throughout the seasons. It offers a unique mix of soft green leaves that transform into stunning shades of red, pink, and blush tones, particularly during cooler months. With its low-maintenance nature and year-round appeal, Nandina Blush is a favorite for creating color accents in gardens and containers. Flowers:In late spring to early summer, clusters of small, white flowers appear, adding a delicate charm. While the blooms are subtle, they provide a lovely seasonal highlight. Foliage:The finely divided, lacy foliage emerges green and gradually develops rich red and blush tones as the seasons progress. This dynamic color display is most prominent in autumn and winter, creating a warm and inviting effect in the garden. Fruit:Bright red berries may follow the flowers, providing additional seasonal interest and attracting birds to the garden. However, fruit production is not a primary feature of this cultivar. Form and Size:Nandina Blush forms a neat, compact mound, typically reaching 60–70 cm in height and width. Its small size and tidy habit make it ideal for small spaces or as a foreground plant. Growing Conditions: Position: Thrives in full sun to partial shade. Full sun enhances the intensity of its red foliage. Soil: Prefers well-drained soils but is adaptable to a range of soil types, including sandy and clay soils. Watering: Requires regular watering during establishment but is drought-tolerant once mature. Climate: Suitable for a wide range of climates, including temperate and subtropical regions. Handles light frosts well. Uses:Perfect for garden beds, borders, and low hedges, Nandina Blush is also a standout in containers or as a feature plant. Its compact size and colorful foliage make it an excellent choice for mass planting or adding seasonal interest to any landscape. Maintenance: Requires minimal pruning but can be lightly trimmed to maintain its shape. Fertilize with a general-purpose slow-release fertilizer in spring for vibrant growth. Mulch around the base to retain moisture and reduce weeds. Notes:Nandina Blush is a non-invasive, sterile cultivar, meaning it doesn’t spread aggressively like some other Nandina varieties. Its changing foliage color offers year-round beauty with minimal effort. Companion Plants:Pair with contrasting evergreens like Westringia or Loropetalum for texture, or plant alongside flowering perennials like Salvia or Agapanthus for seasonal color combinations. Common Name: Blush NandinaBotanical Name: Nandina domestica 'Blush'Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Garden cultivar

Nandina Colourscape

Nandina 'Colourscape' is a compact and vibrant cultivar of the popular sacred bamboo, prized for its ever-changing foliage that provides year-round colour. Unlike traditional Nandinas, 'Colourscape' remains neat and low-growing, with no need for pruning. Its foliage shifts with the seasons—emerging in bright lime-green and golden tones, deepening to rich shades of red, orange, and burgundy through the cooler months. This ornamental shrub brings a soft, textural element to gardens and is perfect for mass planting, borders, and containers. FlowersProduces small, white, star-like flowers in spring to early summer. These appear in delicate sprays above the foliage, adding a subtle ornamental touch. FoliageFine, lacy foliage with a delicate texture and striking colour transitions throughout the year. New growth flushes in golden tones, later maturing to green, and intensifying to warm red, copper, and burgundy hues during autumn and winter. FruitMay produce small, red berries in late summer to autumn if flowering is successful, though fruiting is generally minimal and not a major feature of this cultivar. Form and SizeNaturally compact and tidy, forming a rounded shrub approximately 50cm high x 50–60cm wide. Ideal for low hedging, borders, or as a colourful groundcover. Growing ConditionsThrives in full sun to part shade, with best colour achieved in sunny positions. Prefers well-drained soil, and is adaptable to a range of conditions including clay and loam. Drought-tolerant once established, and tolerates light frost. UsesExcellent for low borders, edging, feature planting, mass planting, or in decorative containers. Works well in both formal and informal designs, and provides year-round colour in courtyards, patios, and low-maintenance landscapes. MaintenanceVery low maintenance. No pruning required to maintain shape. Apply slow-release fertiliser in spring to promote healthy growth. Water regularly until established. NotesNon-invasive and sterile—unlike older Nandina cultivars, 'Colourscape' is bred for colour and compact growth without spreading or becoming weedy. Safe for modern landscapes and wildlife-friendly gardens. Companion PlantsPairs beautifully with Lomandra 'Lime Tuff', Carex 'Feather Falls', Dianella 'Little Jess', or Westringia 'Grey Box' for contrast in form and texture. Also complements Cordyline 'Electric Pink' and Agapanthus 'Snowstorm' for added seasonal flair. Common Name: Colourscape Sacred BambooBotanical Name: Nandina domestica 'Colourscape'Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Cultivar (horticultural selection)

Nandina Domestica 'Flirt' MURASAKI PBR

Description:Nandina domestica ‘Flirt’ MURASAKI™ PBR is a compact, evergreen shrub renowned for its rich red-toned new growth and tidy, low-growing habit. This dwarf variety maintains vibrant colour throughout the year, especially in cooler months, and is perfect for borders, edging, mass planting, or container displays. Its neat form and low-maintenance nature make it ideal for both modern and traditional garden styles. Flowers:Small, white flowers may appear in clusters during late spring to early summer, though this cultivar is mainly grown for its ornamental foliage. Foliage:Deep green mature foliage with striking burgundy-red to plum-coloured new growth. In cooler months, the entire plant often flushes with red tones, offering year-round interest. Fruit:Rarely produces berries, making it a low-mess, non-invasive option for tidy landscapes. Form & Size:Dense, naturally rounded shrub growing approximately 30–40cm high and 40–50cm wide. Growing Conditions: Position: Thrives in full sun to part shade; best colour in full sun. Soil: Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soils. Adapts to a range of soil types, including sandy or clay loam. Climate: Performs well in temperate to subtropical climates. Frost and drought-tolerant once established. Watering: Requires minimal watering once established. Benefits from occasional deep watering during dry periods. Uses: Ideal for low borders, edging, and groundcover. Perfect in pots, patios, and small gardens. Great for mass planting in formal or contemporary designs. Maintenance: Very low-maintenance. Occasional trim to maintain shape if needed. Apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring to support colour and growth. Notes: Sterile, non-invasive, and does not produce unwanted seedlings. Fire retardant and suitable for bushfire-prone areas. Maintains compact size without pruning. Companion Plants:Works beautifully with Liriope, Lomandra, Westringia, and other dwarf native shrubs for a cohesive, low-maintenance landscape. Common Name: Flirt NandinaBotanical Name: Nandina domestica ‘Flirt’ MURASAKI™ PBRFamily: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Asia (cultivar, bred in Australia)

Nandina domestica Magical Daybreak™

Description: Nandina domestica 'Magical Daybreak™', commonly known as Magical Daybreak™ Nandina, is an evergreen shrub prized for its striking, multi-colored foliage and compact growth habit. This cultivar is noted for its bright, vibrant colors and low maintenance, making it an excellent choice for various garden settings. Flowers: Blooms: Produces small, white flowers in late spring to early summer. The flowers are borne in clusters and add a delicate touch to the plant. Fragrance: The flowers are not particularly fragrant. Fruit: Fruit: Small, red berries may follow the flowers in autumn. While ornamental, the fruit is not typically a significant feature of this cultivar. Foliage: Leaves: The foliage is the standout feature, with new growth emerging in shades of bright pink, cream, and green. As the leaves mature, they transition to various shades of green, red, and yellow, providing a dynamic, multi-colored display throughout the year. Seasonal Color: Magical Daybreak™ maintains its vibrant foliage color year-round, providing continuous interest. Form and Size: Size: Typically grows 60-90 cm tall and wide, forming a compact, mounded habit. Habit: Upright and bushy, with a dense, rounded shape that makes it suitable for small gardens, borders, and containers. Growing Conditions: Climate: Thrives in temperate to subtropical climates, making it suitable for various regions in Australia. It prefers mild winters and warm summers. Soil: Prefers well-draining, fertile soil but can adapt to a variety of soil types, including sandy and loamy soils. Mulching helps retain moisture and regulate soil temperature. Sunlight: Best grown in full sun to partial shade. Full sun encourages the brightest foliage color, while partial shade is beneficial in hotter climates to prevent leaf scorch. Watering: Regular watering during the establishment phase is crucial. Once established, it is drought-tolerant but benefits from occasional deep watering during prolonged dry spells. Uses: Borders and Edges: Ideal for creating colorful borders and edging in garden beds due to its compact size and vibrant foliage. Specimen Plant: Can be used as a standalone specimen plant in small gardens and courtyards, where its bright foliage can be showcased. Containers: Suitable for growing in large containers or pots on patios and balconies, providing a splash of color throughout the year. Hedges and Screens: Its dense growth makes it suitable for low hedges and privacy screens. Maintenance: Pruning: Minimal pruning is required to maintain its shape. Remove any dead or damaged foliage as needed. Pruning in late winter or early spring can help encourage fresh, new growth. Fertilizing: Apply a balanced fertilizer in early spring to promote healthy growth and maintain vibrant foliage color. Pests and Diseases: Generally resistant to pests and diseases. Monitor for scale insects, aphids, and leaf spot, especially in humid conditions. Notes: Hardiness: Hardy in USDA zones 6-11. In cooler regions of Australia, provide protection from severe frost to prevent damage to young shoots. Companion Plants: Pair with other colorful foliage plants or flowering perennials to create a dynamic garden display. Good companions include Heuchera, Liriope, and ornamental grasses. Nandina domestica 'Magical Daybreak™' Common Name: Magical Daybreak™ Nandina, Heavenly Bamboo Botanical Name: Nandina domestica 'Magical Daybreak™' Family: Berberidaceae Origin: Cultivar selected for its ornamental foliage and vibrant color

Nandina Magical Lemon Lime

Description:Nandina domestica 'Magical Lemon Lime' is a compact, evergreen shrub renowned for its vibrant lime-green foliage that provides year-round interest. This low-maintenance plant is ideal for adding a contemporary touch to gardens and landscapes, serving well as a low hedge, border plant, or container specimen. Its dense, bushy habit and striking color make it a standout choice for various garden settings. Flowers:While 'Magical Lemon Lime' is primarily grown for its foliage, it may produce small, white flowers in late spring to early summer. These blooms are subtle and not the main ornamental feature of the plant. Foliage:The new growth emerges in bright lemon-yellow tones, maturing to a rich lime-green. The fine-textured, lance-shaped leaves are arranged in a dense, bushy formation, providing a lush and vibrant appearance throughout the year. Fruit:This variety is known for its lack of fruit production, making it a safer choice for gardens frequented by pets and wildlife, as traditional Nandina berries can be toxic. Form and Size:'Magical Lemon Lime' maintains a compact, rounded form, typically reaching a height and width of approximately 70 to 90 cm. Its neat growth habit eliminates the need for regular pruning to maintain its shape. Growing Conditions:This plant thrives in full sun to part shade and is adaptable to a wide range of soil types, provided they are well-draining. It prefers moist, well-drained soils but is tolerant of dry conditions once established. 'Magical Lemon Lime' is also frost hardy, making it suitable for various climates. Uses:'Magical Lemon Lime' is versatile in landscaping, suitable for use as a low hedge, border plant, or in mass plantings. Its compact size and vibrant foliage make it an excellent choice for container gardening, adding a splash of color to patios and decks. It also serves well as a specimen plant in smaller garden spaces. Maintenance:This variety requires minimal maintenance. No pruning is necessary to maintain its shape, though light trimming can be done to control size if desired. Water requirements are medium once established; regular watering during dry periods will promote optimal growth. Applying a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in spring can enhance foliage color and overall health. Notes:'Magical Lemon Lime' is a member of the Nandina genus, commonly known as heavenly bamboo, though it is not a true bamboo. Its non-invasive nature and lack of fruit production make it a responsible choice for gardeners concerned about plant invasiveness and wildlife safety. Companion Plants:Pairs well with contrasting foliage plants such as Loropetalum chinense 'Plum Gorgeous' or Heuchera varieties. It also complements flowering perennials like Salvia and Lavandula, enhancing the visual appeal of garden beds and borders. Common Name: Magical Lemon LimeBotanical Name: Nandina domestica 'Magical Lemon Lime'Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Cultivar developed from species native to East Asia

Nandina Moon Bay

Description:Nandina Moon Bay is a compact, evergreen shrub prized for its finely textured foliage and year-round color. This versatile plant is known for its bright green leaves that take on striking red, orange, and golden hues during the cooler months. Its low-maintenance nature and neat, rounded growth habit make it a favorite for borders, hedges, and containers. Flowers:In late spring to early summer, Nandina Moon Bay produces small, creamy white flowers in loose clusters. These blooms add a delicate charm and seasonal interest to the shrub. Foliage:The foliage is soft, lacy, and finely divided, emerging as a bright green before transitioning to vibrant red, orange, and golden tones in autumn and winter. The colorful foliage provides a dynamic display throughout the seasons. Fruit:Bright red berries may form after flowering, adding an additional layer of interest and attracting birds to the garden. While not guaranteed, the berries are an appealing seasonal feature. Form and Size:This shrub has a naturally compact, rounded growth habit, reaching a height and width of approximately 60–80 cm. Its tidy size makes it ideal for small gardens or as a low hedge. Growing Conditions: Position: Thrives in full sun to partial shade, with full sun enhancing the intensity of its foliage colors. Soil: Prefers well-drained soils but is highly adaptable, growing well in sandy, loamy, or even clay soils. Watering: Requires regular watering during establishment but is drought-tolerant once mature. Climate: Suitable for temperate and subtropical climates. It tolerates frost and performs well in a variety of growing conditions. Uses:Perfect for low hedges, garden borders, or mass planting, Nandina Moon Bay is also an excellent choice for container planting on patios or courtyards. Its vibrant foliage provides a striking contrast in mixed plantings or as a standalone feature. Maintenance: Requires minimal pruning but can be trimmed lightly to maintain its shape. Fertilize with a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in spring to encourage healthy growth and vibrant foliage. Mulch around the base to conserve moisture and suppress weeds. Notes:Nandina Moon Bay is a non-invasive, sterile cultivar, ensuring it remains contained and manageable in the garden. Its changing foliage color offers year-round beauty and interest with little maintenance required. Companion Plants:Combine with evergreen shrubs like Westringia or Loropetalum for contrasting textures. Pair with flowering plants like Salvia or Agapanthus for seasonal color. Common Name: Moon Bay NandinaBotanical Name: Nandina domestica 'Moon Bay'Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Garden cultivar

Nandina Twilight

Description:Nandina ‘Twilight’ is a compact, ornamental shrub known for its dazzling variegated foliage and ever-changing colour throughout the year. New growth emerges in soft pinks and reds before maturing to green splashed with creamy-white margins, providing a stunning contrast. Its tidy, rounded shape and vibrant colouring make it ideal for borders, feature planting, or container displays in formal or contemporary landscapes. Flowers:Small, delicate white flowers bloom in clusters during late spring to early summer. Though not the main feature, they add seasonal charm and lightness to the foliage. Foliage:New leaves emerge pink to red and mature into green with striking white and cream variegation. Cooler temperatures bring out stronger red tones, especially in autumn and winter. Fruit:Occasional small red berries may form after flowering, though less common on this compact cultivar. Form & Size:Neat, compact shrub growing approximately 60–70cm high and wide, with a naturally rounded habit. Growing Conditions: Position: Prefers full sun to part shade. Soil: Best in well-drained, slightly acidic soil with organic matter. Tolerates a range of soil types. Climate: Performs well in cool to subtropical climates. Handles light frost and dry periods once established. Watering: Low water needs once established, but regular watering helps maintain vibrant colour in hot, dry periods. Uses: Perfect for borders, low hedging, and mixed garden beds. Excellent for pots and small-space gardens. A vibrant accent in modern, cottage, or Japanese-style landscapes. Maintenance: Very low-maintenance and naturally tidy. Light trimming can be done to shape or control size. Feed in spring with a general-purpose fertiliser to support new growth and colour. Notes: Non-invasive and sterile—will not spread or self-seed. Adds year-round colour without being reliant on flowers. Fire retardant and suitable for use in bushfire-prone areas. Companion Plants:Pairs beautifully with Lomandra ‘Lime Tuff’, Westringia, Gardenia, and Liriope for a clean, colourful landscape design. Common Name: Twilight NandinaBotanical Name: Nandina domestica ‘Twilight’Family: BerberidaceaeOrigin: Asia (cultivar)

Pittosporum golf ball

Description:Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Golf Ball' is a compact, evergreen shrub known for its naturally rounded form and bright green, glossy foliage. This low-maintenance plant is ideal for low hedges, borders, or as a specimen plant in garden beds and containers. Its dense, multi-stemmed growth habit provides year-round interest and structure to various garden settings. Flowers:While primarily grown for its foliage, 'Golf Ball' may produce small, inconspicuous chocolate-purple flowers in late spring to early summer. These blooms are subtle and not a significant ornamental feature. Foliage:The plant features small, bright mint-green, glossy leaves that maintain their vibrant color throughout the year. The dense foliage contributes to its naturally spherical shape, eliminating the need for regular pruning to maintain form. Fruit:This variety is not known for notable fruit production. Form and Size:'Golf Ball' maintains a compact, rounded form, typically reaching a height and width of approximately 80 cm. Its neat growth habit makes it suitable for formal and informal garden designs. Growing Conditions:This plant thrives in full sun to part shade and is adaptable to a range of soil types, provided they are well-draining. It is drought-tolerant once established and can withstand coastal conditions, including salt spray and wind exposure. Uses:'Golf Ball' is versatile in landscaping, suitable for use as a low hedge, border plant, or in mass plantings. Its compact size and naturally rounded form make it an excellent choice for container gardening, adding structure and greenery to patios and decks. It also serves well as a specimen plant in smaller garden spaces. Maintenance:This variety requires minimal maintenance. Its natural growth habit eliminates the need for regular pruning; however, light trimming can be done to control size if desired. Applying a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in spring can enhance foliage color and overall health. Notes:'Golf Ball' is a member of the Pittosporum genus, native to New Zealand. Its compact size, attractive foliage, and low maintenance requirements make it a popular choice for gardeners seeking structure and year-round interest in their landscapes. Companion Plants:Pairs well with contrasting foliage plants such as Loropetalum chinense 'Plum Gorgeous' or Heuchera varieties. It also complements flowering perennials like Salvia and Lavandula, enhancing the visual appeal of garden beds and borders. Common Name: Golf BallBotanical Name: Pittosporum tenuifolium 'Golf Ball'Family: PittosporaceaeOrigin: New Zealand

Pittosporum Miss Muffet

Pittosporum Miss Muffet is a low growing compact plant that is very hardy. Feed seasonally and it will keep a brilliant green colour with its foliage  Grows in Full Sun to part shade and loves a well drained soil type  Originally from Japan and China regions it works really well in Japanese garden designs 

Polygala 'Little Bibi' and Little Polly

Polygala ‘Little Bibi’ is a compact and reliable evergreen shrub that adds year-round colour to gardens. It is prized for its dense, rounded habit and continuous flowering, making it an easy-care choice for modern landscapes. Flowers:Produces masses of vibrant purple-pink pea-shaped flowers almost all year round, with peak displays during spring and autumn. Foliage:Small, fine, mid-green foliage that provides a neat and tidy background to the bright blooms. Fruit:Not typically grown for fruit; ornamental value lies in its flowers and compact form. Form and Size:Naturally compact shrub, growing to approximately 70cm high and 70cm wide. Growing Conditions:Thrives in full sun to part shade. Prefers a well-drained soil but is adaptable to a wide range of conditions. Drought-tolerant once established and low-maintenance. Uses:Ideal for low hedges, borders, container planting, and mass plantings. Excellent choice for small gardens, courtyards, and feature spots in mixed garden beds. Maintenance:Very easy to care for. Light pruning after flowering helps maintain shape and encourage repeat blooms. Requires little water once established. Notes:Resilient shrub with long-lasting colour, perfect for gardeners wanting reliable flowering with minimal effort. Companion Plants:Pairs well with other compact shrubs such as lavender, westringia, dwarf grevilleas, and lomandras for contrasting textures and colours. Common Name: Little Bibi PolygalaBotanical Name: Polygala myrtifolia ‘Little Bibi’Family: PolygalaceaeOrigin: Cultivar, derived from South African species

Portulaca Sun Jewels

Portulaca Sun Jewels is a semi succulent annual to perennial groundcover plant. It also makes an excellent hanging basket plant or over the edge of a pot or rockery Sun Jewels are available in quite a mix of colours, we have them mixed in the nursery so its worth asking if you would like a specific colour  

Pratia Pedunculata - White

Description:Pratia pedunculata (White) is a low-growing, mat-forming perennial ground cover renowned for its delicate, star-shaped white flowers and lush green foliage. This hardy plant is ideal for filling gaps between pavers, creating soft pathways, or as a lawn alternative in shaded or sunny areas. Its dense, creeping habit and ability to tolerate light foot traffic make it a versatile choice for low-maintenance gardens. Flowers:In spring and summer, Pratia pedunculata produces masses of small, star-shaped white flowers that cover the foliage. These blooms add a charming touch to the garden and are a subtle yet beautiful feature of this ground cover. Foliage:The plant features tiny, rounded green leaves that form a dense, soft carpet. The foliage provides a vibrant green backdrop to the delicate flowers and remains lush throughout the growing season. Form and Size:This ground cover has a prostrate, spreading growth habit, typically reaching a height of 2 to 5 cm and spreading indefinitely if conditions are favorable. Its low profile makes it ideal for planting between stepping stones or as a lawn alternative in small spaces. Growing Conditions:Pratia pedunculata thrives in full sun to partial shade and prefers moist, well-draining soil enriched with organic matter. It is adaptable to a variety of soil types, including clay and sandy soils. While it tolerates occasional dry periods, regular watering helps maintain its lush appearance. It is also frost-tolerant and performs well in cooler climates. Uses:This versatile plant is perfect for creating green pathways, filling gaps in rock gardens, or as a lawn alternative in low-traffic areas. Its spreading habit makes it suitable for erosion control on slopes and embankments. It also works well in containers and hanging baskets, where its trailing habit can be displayed. Maintenance:This plant is low-maintenance and requires little care once established. Light trimming after flowering can encourage dense growth and a tidy appearance. Fertilize in early spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to support healthy foliage and flowers. Mulching helps retain soil moisture and suppress weeds. Notes:Pratia pedunculata (White) is valued for its delicate flowers, dense foliage, and versatility in the landscape. Its resilience and adaptability make it a reliable choice for gardeners seeking a low-maintenance ground cover. Companion Plants:Pairs well with other ground covers and low-growing plants such as Ajuga, Dichondra, and Thyme. It also complements taller plants like Lavender and Salvia, creating contrast and layers in garden beds. Common Name: White PratiaBotanical Name: Pratia pedunculata (White)Family: CampanulaceaeOrigin: Australia

Rhaphiolepis indica (RAPH01) PBR 'Cosmic White'™

Rhaphiolepis 'Cosmic White'™ is a premium evergreen shrub bred for its compact growth, outstanding flowering performance and exceptional garden durability. Producing masses of brilliant white flowers over glossy dark green foliage, this improved Indian Hawthorn provides a spectacular display from late winter through spring, often followed by repeat flowering throughout the warmer months. Naturally dense and requiring very little pruning, it is an excellent choice for low hedges, borders, feature planting, containers and commercial landscapes. With excellent tolerance to heat, humidity, drought and coastal conditions, 'Cosmic White'™ is perfectly suited to Australian gardens. Flowers Large clusters of crisp white flowers cover the plant from late winter through spring, with repeat flushes of flowers often occurring during summer and autumn. The blooms attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. Foliage Dense, glossy deep green evergreen foliage provides year-round colour and creates a naturally compact, rounded shrub. Fruit Small blue-black berries may develop after flowering, providing additional seasonal interest and attracting native birds. Form & Size A naturally dense, rounded evergreen shrub. Mature Size: Approximately 1m high × 1m wide Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun to part shade. Soil: Prefers well-drained soils and adapts to sandy, loamy and clay soils. Water: Water regularly during establishment. Once established it is drought tolerant and only requires occasional watering during extended dry periods. Frost: Tolerates light to moderate frosts. Wind: Excellent tolerance of coastal winds and salt spray. Climate: Well suited to subtropical, temperate and coastal climates throughout Australia. Uses Low hedging Borders Mass planting Feature planting Courtyard gardens Pots and containers Coastal gardens Commercial landscaping Low-maintenance gardens Maintenance Requires very little maintenance. Lightly prune after the main flowering period to maintain a dense shape and encourage fresh growth. Apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring for healthy foliage and prolific flowering. Notes 'Cosmic White'™ has been selected for its abundant flowering, naturally compact habit and excellent resilience in Australian conditions. Its tidy growth means less pruning is required compared with traditional Indian Hawthorn varieties, making it ideal for modern, low-maintenance landscapes. Companion Plants Lomandra 'Little Pal' Liriope 'Emerald Cascade' Dianella Agapanthus Gardenia Nandina Westringia Murraya Star Jasmine Common Name: Cosmic White™ Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica (RAPH01) PBR 'Cosmic White'™ Family: Rosaceae Origin: Protected cultivated selection of Rhaphiolepis indica, a species native to eastern and southeastern Asia.

Rhaphiolepis indica Maximus

Rhaphiolepis 'Maximus' is a robust evergreen shrub renowned for its lush glossy foliage, abundant displays of soft pink flowers and naturally dense growth habit. Larger and more vigorous than many other Indian Hawthorn varieties, it is ideal for hedging, screening, feature planting and mass landscaping. Flowering profusely from late winter through spring, with occasional repeat blooms throughout the year, 'Maximus' provides long-lasting colour while attracting bees and other pollinators. Its exceptional tolerance to heat, coastal conditions and drought makes it an excellent choice for Australian gardens. Flowers Large clusters of soft pink flowers cover the plant from late winter through spring, often followed by lighter repeat flowering during the warmer months. The nectar-rich blooms attract bees and beneficial insects. Foliage Glossy, deep green evergreen leaves create a dense canopy that remains attractive throughout the year. New growth emerges with attractive bronze tones before maturing to rich green. Fruit Small blue-black berries develop after flowering and provide seasonal interest while attracting birds to the garden. Form & Size A dense, rounded evergreen shrub with a vigorous, naturally compact habit. Mature Size: Approximately 2–3m high × 2–3m wide Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun to part shade. Best flowering occurs in full sun. Soil: Prefers fertile, well-drained soils but adapts well to most soil types with good drainage. Water: Water regularly during establishment. Once established it is drought tolerant and only requires occasional watering during extended dry periods. Frost: Tolerates light to moderate frosts. Wind: Excellent tolerance of coastal conditions and moderate to strong winds. Climate: Well suited to subtropical, warm temperate, Mediterranean and coastal climates throughout Australia. Uses Informal hedging Privacy screening Feature shrub Mass planting Coastal gardens Commercial landscaping Streetscapes Wildlife gardens Large containers Maintenance Prune lightly after flowering to maintain a dense shape and encourage fresh growth. Feed annually with a quality slow-release fertiliser in spring and mulch around the base to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds. Notes Rhaphiolepis 'Maximus' is valued for its larger size, vigorous growth and reliable flowering performance. Its dense evergreen foliage, colourful flowers and attractive berries provide year-round interest, while its toughness makes it an outstanding low-maintenance choice for both residential and commercial landscapes. Companion Plants Rhaphiolepis 'Snow Maiden' Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pearl' Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pink' Gardenia 'Magnifica' Loropetalum 'Plum Gorgeous' Nandina 'Moon Bay' Liriope 'Emerald Cascade' Lomandra 'Little Pal' Buxus microphylla var. japonica Common Name: Maximus Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Maximus' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivated selection of Rhaphiolepis indica, a species native to southern China and Japan.

Rhaphiolepis indica Minikins

Rhaphiolepis 'Minikins' is a compact, dwarf evergreen shrub prized for its naturally rounded habit, glossy green foliage and abundant display of soft pink flowers. Smaller than traditional Indian Hawthorn varieties, it is perfect for low hedging, borders, mass planting, courtyards and containers where a neat, low-maintenance plant is desired. Flowering profusely from late winter through spring, with occasional repeat blooms throughout the warmer months, 'Minikins' provides year-round beauty while thriving in Australia's challenging coastal and urban conditions. Flowers Clusters of soft pink flowers cover the plant from late winter through spring, often followed by lighter flushes throughout the year. The nectar-rich blooms attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. Foliage Small, glossy deep green evergreen leaves form a dense, compact canopy that remains attractive throughout the year. New growth may emerge with bronze tones before maturing to rich green. Fruit Small blue-black berries develop after flowering, providing seasonal interest and attracting birds to the garden. Form & Size A dense, rounded dwarf evergreen shrub with a naturally compact habit. Mature Size: Approximately 60–80cm high × 80cm–1m wide Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun to part shade. Best flowering and growth occur in full sun. Soil: Prefers well-drained soils and adapts to a wide range of soil types, including sandy and coastal soils. Water: Water regularly during establishment. Once established it is drought tolerant and requires only occasional watering during prolonged dry periods. Frost: Tolerates light to moderate frosts. Wind: Excellent tolerance of coastal conditions, salt spray and moderate winds. Climate: Well suited to subtropical, warm temperate, Mediterranean and coastal climates throughout Australia. Uses Low hedging Borders and edging Mass planting Groundcover Courtyard gardens Pots and containers Coastal gardens Commercial landscaping Low-maintenance gardens Maintenance Very low maintenance. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain a neat, compact shape if desired. Feed annually with a quality slow-release fertiliser in spring and apply mulch to retain soil moisture and suppress weeds. Notes Rhaphiolepis 'Minikins' is an excellent choice where a compact evergreen shrub is required without regular pruning. Its dense foliage, masses of soft pink flowers and attractive berries provide year-round interest, while its toughness and adaptability make it ideal for both residential and commercial landscapes. Companion Plants Rhaphiolepis 'Snow Maiden' Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pearl' Rhaphiolepis 'Maximus' Gardenia 'Radicans' Loropetalum 'Plum Gorgeous' Liriope 'Emerald Cascade' Lomandra 'Little Pal' Buxus microphylla var. japonica Nandina 'Moon Bay' Common Name: Minikins Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Minikins' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivated selection of Rhaphiolepis indica, a species native to southern China and Japan.

Rhaphiolepis indica Snow Maiden

Rhaphiolepis 'Snow Maiden' is a compact evergreen shrub prized for its masses of pure white flowers, glossy green foliage and naturally neat, rounded habit. Flowering prolifically from late winter through spring, it creates a stunning display that contrasts beautifully against its dark green leaves. Exceptionally hardy and low maintenance, 'Snow Maiden' is well suited to Australian conditions, thriving in coastal gardens, streetscapes, courtyards and low-maintenance landscapes. Its compact growth makes it ideal for hedging, borders, mass planting and feature containers. Flowers Abundant clusters of fragrant pure white flowers cover the plant from late winter through spring, often with a lighter repeat flowering during the warmer months. The blooms attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. Foliage Glossy, deep green evergreen leaves provide year-round colour and create a dense, attractive shrub with excellent landscape appeal. Fruit Small blue-black berries develop following flowering, providing additional seasonal interest and attracting native birds. Form & Size A naturally compact, rounded evergreen shrub with dense branching. Mature Size: Approximately 1–1.5m high × 1–1.5m wide Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun to part shade. Soil: Prefers well-drained soils and adapts to sandy, loamy and clay soils. Water: Water regularly during establishment. Once established it is drought tolerant and requires only occasional watering during extended dry periods. Frost: Tolerates light to moderate frosts. Wind: Excellent tolerance of coastal winds and salt spray. Climate: Well suited to subtropical, temperate and coastal climates throughout Australia. Uses Low hedging Borders Mass planting Feature planting Courtyard gardens Pots and containers Coastal gardens Commercial landscaping Low-maintenance gardens Maintenance Very low maintenance. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain a dense, compact shape and encourage fresh growth. Apply a slow-release fertiliser in spring for healthy flowering and foliage. Notes Rhaphiolepis 'Snow Maiden' is valued for its exceptional flowering display, glossy evergreen foliage and naturally compact growth. It is highly tolerant of heat, humidity, coastal conditions and drought once established, making it an excellent choice for Australian gardens where reliable year-round performance is required. Companion Plants Lomandra 'Little Pal' Liriope 'Emerald Cascade' Agapanthus Gardenia Nandina Westringia Dianella Star Jasmine Murraya Common Name: Snow Maiden Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Snow Maiden' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivated selection of Rhaphiolepis indica, native to eastern and southeastern Asia.

Rhaphiolepis Oriental Pearl

Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pearl' is a compact evergreen shrub admired for its abundance of soft pink flower buds that open to beautiful white blooms during late winter and spring. Combined with its glossy deep green foliage and naturally rounded habit, it provides year-round colour and structure with very little maintenance. Exceptionally hardy and well suited to Australian conditions, 'Oriental Pearl' thrives in coastal gardens, streetscapes, courtyards and modern landscapes. Its compact growth makes it ideal for low hedging, borders, feature planting and containers. Flowers Clusters of soft pink buds open to fragrant white flowers from late winter through spring, often followed by sporadic flowering during the warmer months. The flowers attract bees and other beneficial pollinators. Foliage Dense, glossy dark green evergreen foliage provides an attractive backdrop to the masses of flowers and maintains year-round interest. Fruit Small blue-black berries develop after flowering, providing additional ornamental appeal and attracting native birds. Form & Size A compact, naturally rounded evergreen shrub with dense branching. Mature Size: Approximately 1–1.5m high × 1–1.5m wide Growing Conditions Sun: Full sun to part shade. Soil: Grows well in most well-drained soils including sandy, loamy and clay soils. Water: Water regularly during establishment. Once established it is drought tolerant and only requires occasional watering during prolonged dry periods. Frost: Tolerates light to moderate frosts. Wind: Excellent tolerance of coastal winds and salt spray. Climate: Well suited to subtropical, temperate and coastal climates throughout Australia. Uses Low hedging Borders Mass planting Feature planting Courtyard gardens Pots and containers Coastal gardens Commercial landscaping Low-maintenance gardens Maintenance Very low maintenance. Light pruning after flowering will encourage dense new growth and maintain a compact shape. Feed annually with a quality slow-release fertiliser during spring. Notes Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pearl' is prized for its attractive pink flower buds that contrast beautifully against the glossy green foliage before opening into masses of white flowers. Its toughness, drought tolerance and ability to thrive in coastal environments make it an excellent choice for low-maintenance Australian gardens. Companion Plants Lomandra 'Little Pal' Liriope 'Emerald Cascade' Dianella Agapanthus Gardenia Nandina Westringia Murraya Star Jasmine Common Name: Oriental Pearl Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Oriental Pearl' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Cultivated selection of Rhaphiolepis indica, a species native to eastern and southeastern Asia.

Rhaphiolepis Oriental Pink

Description: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Oriental Pink', commonly known as Oriental Pink Indian Hawthorn, is an evergreen shrub admired for its compact form, attractive foliage, and delicate pink flowers. This hardy and low-maintenance plant is particularly valued for its year-round interest and versatility in the landscape, making it an excellent choice for garden beds, borders, and containers. Flowers: Blooms: The plant produces clusters of small, pink, star-shaped flowers in late winter to early spring. The blooms are showy and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Fragrance: The flowers have a light, pleasant fragrance. Foliage: Leaves: The leaves are leathery, dark green, and glossy, providing a lush appearance year-round. New growth often has a reddish tint, adding to the plant's visual interest. Seasonal Color: The foliage remains dark green throughout the year, with new growth providing seasonal color. Fruit: Fruit: The plant produces small, bluish-black berries in late summer to autumn. These berries are attractive to birds but are not typically significant for ornamental value. Form and Size: Size: Typically grows 1-1.5 meters tall and wide, forming a compact, rounded shape. Habit: Upright and bushy with a well-branched structure, making it suitable for various landscape uses. Growing Conditions: Climate: Thrives in temperate to subtropical climates and is suitable for various regions in Australia. It can tolerate light frosts and coastal conditions. Soil: Prefers well-draining, fertile soils but can adapt to a variety of soil types, including sandy and loamy soils. Avoid waterlogged conditions. Sunlight: Best grown in full sun to partial shade. Full sun promotes the best growth and flowering, while partial shade is tolerated. Watering: Regular watering during the establishment phase is crucial. Once established, it benefits from consistent moisture but is drought-tolerant. Uses: Ornamental Shrub: Highly valued as an ornamental shrub for its attractive flowers and foliage. Hedges and Screening: Ideal for creating low to medium hedges, borders, and screens due to its dense growth habit. Containers: Suitable for growing in containers, adding a touch of color to patios, balconies, and small gardens. Coastal Gardens: Perfect for coastal gardens due to its salt tolerance. Maintenance: Pruning: Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushier growth. Regular pruning helps keep the plant tidy and promotes healthy new growth. Fertilizing: Apply a balanced, slow-release fertilizer in early spring to promote healthy growth and vibrant foliage. Pests and Diseases: Generally resistant to many pests and diseases. Monitor for common pests such as aphids and spider mites. Good air circulation and proper watering practices help prevent fungal diseases. Notes: Hardiness: Hardy in USDA zones 8-10. In cooler regions of Australia, provide protection from severe frost to prevent damage to new growth. Companion Plants: Pair with other evergreen shrubs and perennials, such as camellias, gardenias, and azaleas, to create a harmonious and visually appealing garden display. Propagation: Propagate by semi-hardwood cuttings in summer or by seed. Rhaphiolepis 'Oriental Pink' Common Name: Oriental Pink Indian Hawthorn Botanical Name: Rhaphiolepis indica 'Oriental Pink' Family: Rosaceae Origin: Native to Asia, cultivated variety of Rhaphiolepis indica

Tabernaemontana Little Emerald

Description:Tabernaemontana corymbosa 'Little Emerald', commonly known as Little Emerald, is a compact, evergreen shrub cherished for its dense, glossy green foliage and clusters of fragrant white flowers. This versatile plant is ideal for use as a low hedge, border plant, or in containers, adding year-round structure and greenery to garden spaces. Flowers:'Little Emerald' produces small, star-shaped white flowers with a faintly sweet fragrance. These blooms appear throughout the year, with peak flowering in spring and summer, attracting pollinators and bringing a delicate charm to the garden. Foliage:The plant features dense, glossy green leaves that maintain their vibrant color year-round. The lush, evergreen foliage provides a consistent and attractive backdrop in landscapes, enhancing the garden’s visual appeal. Fruit:This variety is not known for significant fruit production, as its ornamental value lies primarily in its foliage and flowers. Form and Size:'Little Emerald' maintains a compact, rounded form, typically reaching a height and width of approximately 70 to 90 cm. Its neat growth habit makes it suitable for both formal and informal garden designs. Growing Conditions:This plant thrives in full sun to part shade and is adaptable to a range of soil types, provided they are well-draining. It is drought-tolerant once established and can withstand light frost, making it versatile across various climates. Uses:'Little Emerald' is effective as a low hedge, border plant, or in mass plantings. Its compact size and attractive foliage make it an excellent choice for container gardening, adding greenery to patios and decks. It also works well as a specimen plant in smaller garden spaces. Maintenance:This variety requires minimal maintenance. Its natural growth habit eliminates the need for regular pruning, though light trimming after flowering can help maintain shape and encourage dense growth. Applying a slow-release, balanced fertilizer in spring enhances foliage color and overall health. Notes:'Little Emerald' is a member of the Tabernaemontana genus, originating from tropical and subtropical regions. Its compact size, attractive foliage, and low-maintenance nature make it a popular choice for gardeners seeking structure and year-round interest. Companion Plants:Pairs well with contrasting foliage plants such as Loropetalum chinense 'Plum Gorgeous' or Heuchera varieties. It also complements flowering perennials like Salvia and Lavandula, enhancing garden beds and borders. Common Name: Little EmeraldBotanical Name: Tabernaemontana corymbosa 'Little Emerald'Family: ApocynaceaeOrigin: Tropical and subtropical regions

Tibouchina Groovy Baby

Description:Tibouchina 'Groovy Baby' is a compact, evergreen shrub prized for its vibrant purple flowers and dense, green foliage. This dwarf variety is perfect for small gardens, containers, and borders, bringing bold color and tropical appeal to garden settings. Its manageable size and low maintenance requirements make it an ideal choice for modern landscapes. Flowers:From late summer through autumn, 'Groovy Baby' produces stunning, large, deep purple flowers with striking red stamens. The blooms create a beautiful contrast against the green foliage and attract pollinators, adding a lively element to the garden. Foliage:The plant has dense, dark green, oval-shaped leaves with a slight fuzziness, providing year-round interest. The foliage has a rich texture and remains vibrant even when the plant is not in bloom. Fruit:'Groovy Baby' does not produce notable fruit, as its ornamental value is primarily in its foliage and flowers. Form and Size:This variety has a compact, rounded growth habit, typically reaching 45 to 60 cm in height and width. Its small stature and tidy form make it suitable for container planting or as a low-growing border. Growing Conditions:'Groovy Baby' thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers well-draining, slightly acidic soil. It is moderately drought-tolerant once established but will perform best with regular watering during dry periods. It benefits from protection from frost in cooler climates. Uses:'Groovy Baby' is versatile in the garden, suitable for borders, low hedges, and container planting. Its vivid flowers and neat growth habit make it an excellent choice for adding color to patios, balconies, and small garden spaces. It also pairs well in mixed garden beds for a splash of seasonal color. Maintenance:This variety requires minimal maintenance. Light pruning after flowering will encourage a more compact shape and promote a flush of new growth. Fertilize in spring with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer to support flowering and foliage health. Notes:'Tibouchina' 'Groovy Baby' is a dwarf cultivar, making it suitable for small spaces where traditional Tibouchina varieties may be too large. Its vibrant flowers and ease of care make it a standout feature in any garden design. Companion Plants:Pairs well with other tropical and subtropical plants like Cordyline, Hibiscus, and Lomandra. It also complements flowering perennials and shrubs, enhancing the visual impact of mixed plantings. Common Name: Groovy BabyBotanical Name: Tibouchina 'Groovy Baby'Family: MelastomataceaeOrigin: Hybrid cultivar

Tibouchina Mojo Baby

Description:Tibouchina ‘Mojo Baby’ is a compact, evergreen shrub known for its lush, velvety green foliage and spectacular purple blooms that appear over an extended flowering season. Its tidy, rounded habit and manageable size make it ideal for small gardens, borders, and decorative pots. ‘Mojo Baby’ is a great way to bring vibrant colour into the garden while maintaining a neat, low-maintenance landscape. Flowers:Brilliant purple flowers bloom prolifically from spring through to autumn, creating a long-lasting and eye-catching display. The vivid blooms stand out beautifully against the rich green foliage and are highly attractive to bees and butterflies. Foliage:Soft, velvety green leaves with a slight silver tone and delicate texture provide year-round visual appeal. The compact growth habit keeps the plant looking tidy and full without requiring frequent pruning. Fruit:Not significant or commonly produced. Form & Size:Rounded, compact shrub reaching approximately 60–80cm high and wide, making it well-suited to space-restricted areas. Growing Conditions: Position: Best grown in full sun to part shade. Soil: Prefers well-drained, slightly acidic soils enriched with organic matter. Climate: Performs well in subtropical and temperate climates; protect from heavy frost. Watering: Keep soil moist during dry periods, especially in warmer months. Regular watering promotes lush growth and flowering. Uses: Excellent for borders, small hedges, and mixed garden beds. Perfect for pots and containers on balconies, patios, or courtyards. Ideal for adding vibrant, long-lasting colour to low-maintenance gardens. Maintenance: Easy-care and low-maintenance. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage more blooms. Feed with a slow-release fertiliser in spring and late summer for best results. Notes: Attracts pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Great choice for compact spaces or where a splash of colour is needed year-round. Shelter from strong wind and frost for best performance. Companion Plants:Pairs beautifully with Gardenia radicans, Liriope ‘Evergreen Giant’, Nandina ‘Gulf Stream’, and other compact flowering shrubs or strappy foliage plants. Common Name: Mojo Baby TibouchinaBotanical Name: Tibouchina ‘Mojo Baby’Family: MelastomataceaeOrigin: South America (horticultural variety)

Tibouchina Peace Baby

Tibouchina Peace Baby is a compact form of tibouchina that grows around 60cm High x 80cm Wide and produces Pure white flowers and vibrant pink stamens  Grows in Both Full Sun to Part Shade 

Tulbaghia Galaxy

Description Tulbaghia Galaxy is a hardy, clump-forming perennial known for its attractive, grass-like foliage and clusters of star-shaped, mauve-pink flowers. It is a vigorous grower, adding a splash of color and texture to garden borders, rock gardens, and containers. Flowers The flowers are small, star-shaped, and a lovely mauve-pink color, appearing in clusters on long, slender stems. They bloom from late spring to autumn, providing a long-lasting display. The flowers are lightly fragrant and attract pollinators such as bees and butterflies. Foliage The foliage is narrow, strap-like, and gray-green, resembling ornamental grass. The leaves grow in a dense clump, reaching up to 30-40 cm in length. When crushed, the leaves emit a garlic-like scent, hence the common name "Society Garlic." Fruit Tulbaghia Galaxy produces small, inconspicuous seed capsules following the flowering period. The seeds can be collected for propagation, but the plant is primarily grown for its ornamental flowers and foliage. Form and Size Tulbaghia Galaxy forms a compact, clump-forming habit. It typically reaches a height of 30-45 cm and a spread of 30-60 cm. The plant has an upright growth habit with flower stems rising above the foliage. Growing Conditions Soil: Prefers well-draining, sandy or loamy soils. It can tolerate poor soils and is drought-tolerant once established. Sunlight: Thrives in full sun to partial shade. It blooms best in full sun. Water: Requires moderate watering. Allow the soil to dry out between waterings. It is drought-tolerant but performs better with regular watering. Climate: Suitable for temperate to subtropical climates. It is frost-tolerant and can survive mild winters. Uses Landscaping: Ideal for garden borders, rock gardens, and as an edging plant. It can also be used in containers and raised beds. Groundcover: Effective as a groundcover in sunny areas, providing a carpet of green foliage and colorful flowers. Ornamental: The long-lasting flowers and attractive foliage add visual interest to gardens and landscapes. Maintenance Pruning: Deadhead spent flowers to encourage continuous blooming. Cut back foliage in late winter to refresh the plant. Fertilizing: Benefits from occasional feeding with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer during the growing season. Pest and Disease: Generally pest-resistant but can be susceptible to snails and slugs. Ensure good air circulation to minimize disease risk. Notes Tulbaghia Galaxy is a versatile and low-maintenance plant that adds color and texture to any garden setting. Its long blooming period and drought tolerance make it an excellent choice for water-wise gardens. Companion Plants Lavandula spp. (Lavender) Sedum spp. (Stonecrop) Echinacea purpurea (Purple Coneflower) Salvia spp. (Sage) Common Name Tulbaghia Galaxy Botanical Name Tulbaghia violacea 'Galaxy' Family Amaryllidaceae Origin Native to South Africa

Viola Hederacea - Native Violet

Description:Viola hederacea, commonly known as the Australian Native Violet, is a low-growing, evergreen ground cover valued for its delicate, heart-shaped foliage and charming violet and white flowers. Its spreading habit and ability to thrive in a variety of conditions make it a versatile choice for creating lush, carpet-like coverage in shaded or semi-shaded areas. It is ideal for filling gaps between pavers, softening garden edges, or as a lawn alternative in low-traffic areas. Flowers:The plant produces small, dainty flowers with violet-purple upper petals and white lower petals. Flowering occurs from spring to autumn, with sporadic blooms appearing throughout the year in favourable conditions. Foliage:The leaves are soft, rounded to heart-shaped, and bright green, forming a dense mat of lush greenery. This foliage provides a fresh and vibrant backdrop for the delicate flowers. Fruit:Small seed capsules may form after flowering, though they are not a significant feature. Form and Size:Viola hederacea is a prostrate ground cover that typically grows to a height of 5–10 cm, spreading widely over time. Its creeping habit makes it perfect for covering large areas or trailing over the edges of containers. Growing Conditions: Position: Prefers partial shade to full shade but can tolerate filtered sunlight. Direct sun in hotter climates may scorch the foliage. Soil: Thrives in moist, well-drained soils enriched with organic matter. It tolerates a variety of soil types, including sandy and loamy soils. Watering: Requires regular watering to establish and benefits from consistent moisture, particularly during dry periods. Climate: Suited to temperate and subtropical climates. It tolerates light frost and mild coastal conditions. Uses:Viola hederacea is perfect for ground cover in shaded gardens, underplanting trees and shrubs, or filling gaps between pavers. It can also be used as a soft lawn alternative in low-traffic areas or as a trailing plant in containers and hanging baskets. Maintenance: Requires minimal maintenance. Trim back runners occasionally to control spread or rejuvenate the plant. Apply mulch around the base to retain moisture and suppress weeds. Fertilize with a diluted liquid fertilizer during the growing season to encourage lush growth and flowering. Notes:Viola hederacea is a hardy and fast-growing ground cover that provides excellent weed suppression and soil stabilization. Its delicate flowers and lush foliage create a natural, woodland feel in any garden setting. Companion Plants:Pair with ferns, clivias, or hellebores for a cohesive, shaded garden design. Combine with contrasting textures like Lomandra or Ophiopogon for visual interest. Common Name: Australian Native VioletBotanical Name: Viola hederaceaFamily: ViolaceaeOrigin: Australia

Zoysia tenuifolia

Zoysia tenuifolia also known as "no Mow" grass. Its a fine leafed grass that hardy grows up at all, more grows across and mainly used in between pavers & steppers or in rockery gardens etc.  TIP: when planting to achieve a low growing mass between pavers, grab the pot and break up the grass into smaller pieces and plant, this will reduce the ability of the Zoysia no mow grass from clumping and growing to high