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Prickly-leaved Paperbark

The Prickly-leaved Paperbark is a grand, slow-growing native timber tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, frequently reaching 10 to 15 meters in open landscapes. It features a spectacular trunk wrapped in thick, spongy, cream-and-tan peeling papery bark, topped with a weeping canopy of small, twisted, prickly-pointed green leaves. It yields white bottle-brush flowers in summer, serving as an exceptional acreage shade or durable rural windbreak. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Prostrate Banksia

The Prostrate Banksia is a unique, completely ground-hugging native shrub that stays under 30cm high but spreads up to several meters wide. It features spectacular, deeply divided, dark green upright leaves that resemble fern fronds, with large, reddish-pink cylindrical flower spikes rising directly from the ground in spring. It makes an extraordinary living mulch or groundcover for sunny slopes and rockeries, and it adapts well to trailing out of large outdoor pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Prostrate Dampiera

The Prostrate Dampiera is an extraordinary, completely flat ground-hugging perennial that stays well under 10cm in height but spreads vigorously to form a dense, weed-suppressing mat over a meter wide. In spring and summer, it puts on a breathtaking display as the entire green carpet becomes completely smothered in true, intense, electric-blue flowers. It loves full sun and sharp drainage, making it a showstopping choice for trailing over rockeries, stone retaining walls, or hanging pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Prostrate Woollybush

This lower-growing relative of the Albany Woollybush forms a soft, sprawling mound or groundcover around 50cm to 1 meter high. It shares the same velvety, fine, touchable green foliage with a distinct purple-red tint on new growth, complemented by small pinkish-red flowers. It is excellent for cascading over retaining walls, trailing out of large outdoor pots, or softening the edges of sunny garden paths. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Prostrate Wyalong Wattle

This ground-hugging variation of the Wyalong Wattle retains the beautiful, soft, heart-shaped green foliage of the parent plant but forms a dense mat less than a meter tall, spreading widely across the ground. It acts as a fantastic living weed-suppressing mulch for sunny garden beds and rockeries, bursting into a vibrant carpet of golden flowers during spring. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Purple Coral Pea / False Sarsaparilla

The Purple Coral Pea is an exceptionally tough, adaptable native climber or sprawling groundcover that covers a footprint of 1 to 3 meters. It features single, leathery dark-green leaves and bears an absolute profusion of dense, upright sprays of bright purple pea flowers from winter through to spring. It is virtually bulletproof, handling severe drought and frost while spilling out of large pots or climbing up vertical trellises[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Purple Wee Waa / Purple Twin-leaf Emu Bush

This magnificent variation shares the same elegant, weeping growth habit and structural height of 3 to 5 meters as the cream form but replaces the standard blossoms with beautiful, soft metallic-purple to lavender bell-shaped flowers. The persistent colorful calyces provide an ongoing visual display for months, making it a highly decorative asset. It is virtually bulletproof against extreme summer heat, severe drought, and heavy winter frost in open, sun-drenched gardens. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Purple-leaf Creeping Boobialla

The Purple-leaf Creeping Boobialla is a spectacular landscaping groundcover that stays under 10cm in height and spreads into a dense mat 1 to 2 meters wide. It completely distinguishes itself by its striking foliage color: its thick leaves turn an intense, deep bronze-purple when grown in full sun, creating an incredible contrast against its spring display of white star flowers. It is ideal for rockeries or cascading down walls. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Queensland Bottle Tree

The Queensland Bottle Tree is an iconic architectural wonder that grows over 5 meters tall, globally famous for its uniquely bulbous, bottle-shaped trunk that stores water to survive severe drought. While it takes several years to develop its signature bottle shape, its narrow-lobed foliage and tough character make it an immediate visual standout. It loves full sun and excellent drainage, and can even be kept as a slow-growing courtyard pot feature for many years. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Queensland Box

The Queensland Box is a stately, fast-growing native timber tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, frequently reaching 10 to 15 meters in cultivated landscapes. It features a straight trunk with smooth, pinkish-brown shedding bark and a highly uniform, densely rounded dome canopy of large, glossy deep-green leaves. It yields clusters of feathery white flowers in summer, serving as an elite, high-impact shade tree or heavy-duty acreage windbreak. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Rapier Featherflower

The Rapier Featherflower is a stunning, intricately branched native shrub growing between 1 to 2 meters high and wide. It features narrow, cylindrical grey-green leaves along sprawling branches, and sets the spring-and-summer garden alight by producing a profusion of highly unique, brilliant pendulous red flowers highlighted by long, feathery styles that look like delicate fringed lanterns. It loves open sun-baked positions. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Red Box

The Red Box is a highly adaptable, long-lived native timber tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, frequently reaching 12 to 20 meters high with a beautifully rounded, dense canopy. It is famous for its highly ornamental, grey-green to silvery oval leaves that resemble coins, paired with rough, fibrous grey-brown bark on the trunk. It produces clusters of small white flowers in spring, offering exceptional resistance to drought and poor soils, making it a stellar selection for large acreage shade and windbreaks[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red Ironbark

The Red Ironbark is an iconic, highly characterful native timber tree that grows well past 3 meters, regularly reaching heights of 10 to 20 meters. It is instantly recognized by its deeply furrowed, thick, persistent dark-red to black ironbark that contrasts dramatically against its open canopy of blue-grey foliage. In winter and spring, it fills with clusters of creamy-white flowers that act as a primary food supply for local honeyeaters, thriving on dry, rocky slopes or baked clay slopes[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red Kangaroo Paw

This vibrant variation forms a dense clump of strap-like foliage from which striking, fuzzy, deep-crimson flower stems arise, reaching heights up to 1 meter. The curved, paw-shaped red flowers provide a brilliant splash of color and serve as an important nectar source for small native birds. It performs best in a sunny open spot with good air circulation, adapting easily to garden beds or large containers. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Red Mountain Grevillea

This vibrant color form of the Mountain Grevillea shares the same soft, compact mounding growth habit of 50cm to 1 meter high, but distinguishes itself by producing dense clusters of bright, fiery red tubular flowers. The intense red blooms popping out against the woolly green foliage create an extraordinary visual contrast in winter. It handles extended dry spells with ease once established in sunny native borders or pots[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Red Olive-leaf Grevillea

The red form of the Olive-leaf Grevillea is a highly robust, fast-growing native shrub that reaches a structural height of 2.5 to 4 meters, developing a neat, dense, bushy form. It features long, leathery olive-green leaves with a soft, silky silver underside, and bears a heavy winter display of bright, curved spider-like flower clusters in a deep, vibrant red. It handles harsh coastal winds, poor drainage, and severe drought, making it a premier selection for privacy hedges[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red Pokers

Red Pokers is an absolutely extraordinary, erect native shrub growing 3 to 5 meters tall, world-renowned for its intensely striking floral spikes. It features long, narrow, linear green foliage and puts on an unforgettable, breathtaking display in winter and spring, producing massive, 15cm long poker-like flower spikes in an intense, glowing orange-red along the old wood branches. It requires full sun and sharp drainage to thrive[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red Stringybark

The Red Stringybark is a robust, long-lived native forest tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, commonly growing 12 to 25 meters high. It is heavily distinguished by its thick, deeply furrowed, and fibrous red-brown stringy bark that coats the entire trunk. It features dark green foliage and produces clusters of creamy-white flowers in summer that are highly valued for honey production. It is incredibly drought and frost-hardy, perfect for establishing timber or shelterbelts on larger acreage. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red-flowering Gum

The Red-flowering Gum is one of Australias most spectacularly showy native trees, growing into a sturdy, rounded specimen between 6 and 10 meters tall. In summer, it puts on an unforgettable, breathtaking display by producing massive, dense terminal clusters of brilliant, fiery scarlet-to-crimson flowers highlighted by golden pollen tips. It thrives in open, sunny positions with good drainage, serving as an unmatched structural focal point that acts as a primary summer feast for honeyeaters. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Red-leg Grass

Red-leg Grass is a tough, tufted native perennial grass that grows in reddish-green clumps between 30cm and 80cm tall. It features distinctly reddish-purple stems and narrow flowering spikes that appear in late summer and autumn, offering high tolerance to heat, drought, heavy grazing, and poor soils. It acts as an excellent, low-maintenance structural groundcover for sunny clay beds and provides food and cover for local insects and birds. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Red-stemmed Wattle

This robust shrub or small tree grows around 3 to 6 meters high and gets its name from its distinctive reddish bark and stems, which intensify in color during winter. It features pale yellow flowers in late winter and spring. It is incredibly adaptable, easily tolerating rocky, poor soils and heavy frosts, making it a reliable and colorful choice for rural landscaping and privacy screening. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

River Red Gum

The River Red Gum is an absolute giant of the Australian landscape, growing well past 3 meters and easily reaching majestic heights of 20 to 45 meters with a colossal trunk and wide canopy. It features smooth bark mottled with white, grey, and red tones, and is famous for its extreme longevity and ability to withstand both severe drought and extended seasonal flooding. Given its immense scale, it is strictly suited as a magnificent shade tree or wildlife habitat haven for large acreage and riverbanks. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

River Tea-tree

The River Tea-tree is a fast-growing, upright native evergreen shrub reaching a height of 2 to 3 meters. It features attractive, bright-green obovate leaves that release a pleasant aroma when crushed, and bears a dense succession of starry white flowers in summer. Thriving naturally along damp watercourses, it is a specialized selection for heavy clay soils and wet depressions receiving lots of water, serving as an effective screen. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Lots Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Robin Redbreast Bush

The Robin Redbreast Bush is a stunning, upright native evergreen shrub reaching a height of 1.5 to 2.5 meters. It features clean, narrow bright green foliage and bears a spectacular, highly reliable seasonal display of large, cylindrical bottle-brush flower spikes in an intense, fiery orange-scarlet color along the older stems. It responds beautifully to pruning, thrives in sun-baked borders, and acts as a major magnet for honeyeaters. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Rock Mintbush

The Rock Mintbush is a slender, graceful native shrub growing roughly 60cm to 1.2 meters tall, naturally adapted to rocky escarpments. It features fine, narrow green leaves that emit a pleasant herbal scent, paired with a long-lasting display of dainty white-to-pale-mauve bell flowers from spring through summer. It handles partial shade well, adding fantastic soft texture and color to rockeries or external courtyard pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Rock Thryptomene

The Rock Thryptomene is a remarkably hardy, semi-prostrate to spreading native shrub growing roughly 60cm to 1 meter high and up to 1.5 meters wide. It features tiny, closely packed green leaves that release a pleasant resinous aroma when brushed, and bears a near non-stop display of small, star-shaped light pink-to-white flowers from winter through spring. It is highly drought-tolerant, making it an elite showpiece for sun-baked rockeries or patio pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Rosemary Grevillea (Local Form)

The local form of the Rosemary Grevillea is a tough, densely branched native shrub growing roughly 1 to 1.5 meters high. It features narrow, rigid, pine-like dark green leaves that resemble culinary rosemary, paired with a heavy winter-and-spring display of complex, curved pinkish-red and cream spider flowers. It is exceptionally drought and frost-hardy, adapting easily to poor gravelly or clay soils in open sunny borders[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Rough Mintbush

The Rough Mintbush is a tough, sprawling native shrub growing 50cm to 80cm high and spreading up to a meter across. It features small, rough-textured aromatic green leaves along fine wiry branches, and bears an absolute profusion of small, deep mauve-to-purple two-lipped flowers that completely blanket the canopy throughout spring. It handles extended dry spells well once established in sunny native borders or decorative pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Rough Spear-grass

Rough Spear-grass is a slender, fine-leaved tufted native grass growing between 30cm and 80cm tall. It produces delicate, fine flowering spikes that shimmer in the sunlight during late spring, acting as a crucial element in native grassland restoration and an attractive habitat for local wildlife. It is highly resilient, thriving in dry, sun-baked, or nutrient-poor soils where other plants struggle. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Rough Wattle

Characterized by its distinctly rough, resinous, and hairy foliage, the Rough Wattle is a small to medium shrub reaching up to 2 meters in height. It produces pale yellow, fluffy flower heads from winter through to early spring, providing crucial early-season nectar for native pollinators. It thrives in tough, dry conditions, preferring sandy or gravelly soils in open, sunny positions. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Rough-barked Honey-myrtle

The Rough-barked Honey-myrtle is a tough, specialized native shrub growing 2 to 3.5 meters high with a dense, rigid growth habit. It features rough bark on its stems, fine green needle leaves, and produces distinct clusters of pale cream-to-pink flowers along its branches in spring. Naturally adapted to high-moisture environments, it thrives in waterlogged soils and heavy clay receiving lots of water, forming a reliable wet-zone screen. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Lots Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Round-leaf Wattle

The Round-leaf Wattle is a charming, low, sprawling shrub that typically grows to a height of 1 to 1.5 meters. It features small, neat, rounded green foliage clustered along arching stems that become completely hidden under bright golden-yellow flower balls in spring. It looks fantastic cascading over rockeries, filling out low garden beds, or growing in a decorative outdoor pot. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Round-leaved Mallee

The Round-leaved Mallee is a charming, highly structural small tree growing 3 to 4 meters tall, celebrated for its unique geometric shapes. It features smooth Minni Ritchi bark that continuously peels away in small red curls, paired with a stunning canopy of perfectly circular, silver-grey leaves. In winter and spring, it produces large numbers of bell-shaped cream flowers, making it an exceptional, low-maintenance structural feature plant for hot sun-baked garden borders or large exterior pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Round-leaved Mintbush

The Round-leaved Mintbush is an exceptionally popular, fast-growing native evergreen shrub reaching a height of 1.5 to 2.5 meters with a dense, bushy footprint. It features tiny, rounded dark-green leaves that are intensely aromatic, releasing a rich mint-perfume across the garden. Throughout spring, it bears an absolute profusion of dense, cascading clusters of vibrant purple-violet flowers, making a premier informal privacy hedge. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Fragrance / Flowers & colour Height: Large (1-3m)

Round-leaved Moort

The Round-leaved Moort is a fast-growing, exceptionally dense small native tree growing 4 to 7 meters tall, forming a thick, low-branching canopy that extends horizontally. It features smooth, reddish-brown bark and thick, fleshy, olive-green circular leaves, bearing tight clusters of greenish-yellow flowers in spring and summer. Its tight, bushy habit makes it one of the absolute best native plants for establishing a quick, thick windbreak or privacy screen in tough clay soils. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Ruby Saltbush

The Ruby Saltbush is a delightful, highly resilient native shrub that forms a soft, sprawling mound roughly 50cm to 1 meter high. It features fine, fleshy, cylindrical blue-grey leaves covered in downy silver hairs, and produces a near non-stop display of tiny, berry-like fleshy fruits that transition through a kaleidoscope of bright yellow, orange, and deep ruby-red colors. These sweet fruits are edible for humans and a favorite for native birds, and the plant thrives in hot, dry, sun-baked spots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife / Eating Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Running Postman

The Running Postman is an exceptionally tough, prostrate native groundcover that stays under 10cm in height but spreads widely up to 1.5 meters across to form a dense carpet. It features distinctive, rounded green leaves with wavy, crinkled margins, topped with a massive spring display of bright, fiery scarlet-red pea flowers. It acts as an elite living mulch for binding baked banks or cascading out of courtyard pots[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Rusty Hakea

The Rusty Hakea is a tough, multi-stemmed upright native shrub growing roughly 1.5 to 2.5 meters high, featuring long, narrow, cylindrical needle-like leaves with small grooves. In spring, it erupts into a spectacular display of densely clustered mauve-pink to purplish flowers that line the upright branches, accented by brown furry bracts. It thrives in dry, rocky, or nutrient-poor soils in open sun-baked positions[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Salmon Gum

The Salmon Gum is a magnificent, slow-growing native inland tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, commonly growing 15 to 25 meters tall with a stately, umbrella-like canopy. It is easily recognized by its extraordinarily beautiful, smooth bark that shifts in color from a pale silver-grey to a rich, glowing copper-salmon pink in summer. This tree is incredibly drought-hardy, thriving in low-rainfall zones, and makes an outstanding, long-lived windbreak or shade tree on large properties[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Salmon-pink Desert Emu Bush

The salmon-pink form of this incredibly tough desert shrub grows into a dense, multi-stemmed upright bush between 1.5 and 2.5 meters high. It features stiff, linear, silvery-grey foliage covered in tiny hairs that help it withstand intense sun and wind, complemented by a gorgeous display of tubular, dusky salmon-pink flowers through winter and spring. It is highly drought-tolerant and handles heavy clay and frost, creating an excellent low-maintenance medium hedge or privacy screen. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Sand Grevillea

The Sand Grevillea is a robust, heavily branched native shrub growing 1.5 to 3 meters high, distinguished by its attractive, soft oval green leaves that have a silky, silvery downy underside. From winter to summer, it bears highly unique, curved bell-shaped flowers that transition through shades of pink, green, and red to feed native honeyeaters. It trims beautifully, allowing it to be shaped into a decorative, dense privacy hedge[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Scarlet Mintbush

The Scarlet Mintbush is an extraordinary, highly decorative small native shrub growing between 30cm and 60cm tall. It features tiny, narrow linear green leaves packed with essential oils that release a rich, refreshing mint aroma when brushed against. In spring and summer, it sets the garden alight, completely filling its tight frame with bright, tubular fiery-scarlet to orange flowers that draw in native honeyeaters. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Scrub Sheoak

The Scrub Sheoak is a compact, dense, and multi-stemmed native shrub growing between 1 and 3 meters tall. It features fine, dark-green needle-like foliage that rustles beautifully in the breeze and handles damp, poorly drained soils far better than most other sheoaks. It serves as an excellent low-level structural privacy screen or windbreak and provides safe nesting sites and food for native birds. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Sea Urchin Hakea

The Sea Urchin Hakea is a robust native large shrub or small tree growing 3 to 5 meters high with a neat, rounded canopy. It features large, broad, distinctively oval blue-grey foliage, and sets the winter garden alight by producing a heavy display of spherical pincushion flowers that transition from pale lime-green to a rich, deep purple highlighted by cream styles, looking like sea urchins along the stems. It is highly drought-hardy[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Showy Parrot-pea

Living up to its name, the Showy Parrot-pea is an erect, slender native shrub growing around 50cm to 1 meter tall, featuring fine, soft, upward-pointing needle leaves. In spring, it produces a breathtaking, highly dense column of flowers, with pairs of bright yellow, orange, and intense red-purple pea blossoms packed tightly along the upright stems. It looks spectacular when mass-planted in a sunny native garden bed or rocky border. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Showy Podolepis / Copper-wire Daisy

The Showy Podolepis is a striking native perennial herb forming a basal rosette of lance-shaped green leaves, from which rise rigid, copper-wire-like stems up to 40cm to 60cm high. Throughout spring and summer, each stem is crowned with a large, spectacularly detailed bright golden-yellow daisy flower head with deeply fringed petal tips that attract native butterflies. It loves a sunny, well-drained spot in borders or pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Sieber's Mintbush

Sieber's Mintbush is a highly robust, fast-growing native shrub that reaches a structural height of 1.5 to 3 meters, developing a neat, dense, bushy form. It features highly ornamental, deeply toothed oval leaves that release a strong, invigorating mint aroma when brushed, and bears a heavy spring display of large clusters of mauve-pink flowers. It trims beautifully, allowing it to be shaped into a highly decorative privacy screen. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Fragrance / Flowers & colour Height: Large (1-3m)

Silky Emu Bush

The Silky Emu Bush is a breathtakingly beautiful, prized native shrub growing 1.5 to 2 meters tall, globally celebrated for its intensely striking color palette. It features slender branches completely covered in a dense, woolly coating of pure silver-white hairs, paired with a magnificent spring display of soft, tubular lilac-purple flowers that pop dramatically against the silver backdrop. It requires absolute full sun, excellent air circulation, and sharp drainage, making it an elite showpiece plant or container feature. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)