Native Australian Plants – Tubestock

'White Tips' Correa

White Tips is a lovely, compact native shrub growing between 50cm and 75cm high, highly valued for its striking bi-colored winter blossoms. It features small, deep-green foliage and bears flared, bell-shaped flowers that emerge a soft coral-pink or orange-red but terminate in distinctive, clean cream-to-white tips. It functions beautifully as a small-scale accent plant, providing crucial nectar for native honeyeaters in winter when other floral sources are scarce. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

'Win's Wonder' Variegated Correa

Win's Wonder is an eye-catching, highly ornamental hybrid shrub growing to a neat mound about 60cm to 1 meter high. It stands out dramatically due to its beautiful, variegated green leaves that feature a prominent, creamy-yellow border along every margin, offering year-round foliage color. In late autumn and winter, it produces delicate, soft pink bell-shaped flowers that hang gracefully, providing excellent visual texture to semi-shaded borders or courtyard pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

'Winpara Gem' Grevillea

Winpara Gem is a remarkably fast-growing, dense native hybrid shrub growing 2.5 to 4 meters tall, heavily prized for establishing quick, low-maintenance privacy screens. It features attractive, deeply divided narrow olive-green foliage and produces a near non-stop display of unusual, hook-shaped spider flowers that transition from a soft yellow-orange base to bright red tips from autumn to spring, drawing local honeyeaters into the garden[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

'Winter Delight' Grevillea

Winter Delight is a stunning, compact native hybrid shrub that grows into a neat rounded mound about 30cm to 50cm high and a meter wide. True to its name, it sets the cold winter garden alight by producing a heavy, non-stop display of bright, fiery pinkish-red and cream clusters of flowers that contrast magnificently against its soft, woolly grey-green foliage. It performs beautifully in well-drained soil, serving as a gorgeous addition to low borders or external courtyard pots[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

'Winter Gold' Spotted Emu Bush

Winter Gold is a spectacular color cultivar of the classic Spotted Emu Bush, forming a dense, bushy shrub roughly 1.5 meters tall. True to its name, it sets the winter garden alight by producing a heavy, non-stop display of bright, luminous canary-yellow tubular flowers that stand out sharply against its deep green foliage. It is highly resilient against harsh summer heat, extreme drought, and heavy winter frost, perfect for low-maintenance color hedging. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

'Wynyabbie Gem' Coast Rosemary

Wynyabbie Gem is a legendary, ultra-robust native hybrid shrub growing into a tight, naturally rounded mound roughly 1.5 to 2 meters tall and wide. It features dense whorls of narrow, silver-grey rosemary-like leaves and bears an absolute profusion of small, mauve-violet open-mouthed flowers along its stems for months on end. It is virtually bulletproof, handling severe drought, frost, and salt spray, making a premier formal hedge. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Albany Woollybush

The Albany Woollybush is a beautiful, rounded shrub growing 1.5 to 2.5 meters tall, renowned for its incredibly soft, silvery-green, velvet-like foliage that begs to be touched. It produces small, subtle red flowers throughout the year that are a favorite for nectar-feeding birds. It requires exceptionally well-drained soil, thrives in full sun, and looks stunning as a soft texture contrast plant or in large patio pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Alpine Mintbush

The Alpine Mintbush is a beautiful, dense, naturally rounded native shrub growing roughly 50cm to 1 meter high and wide. It features small, thick, wedge-shaped glossy green leaves that release a powerful, clean culinary-mint scent when touched, topped with a heavy summer display of large open-bell white flowers heavily flecked with purple and yellow throats. It is exceptionally frost-hardy, thriving in rockeries or patio pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Aniseed Boronia

The Aniseed Boronia is a delightful, small evergreen native shrub growing roughly 60cm to 1 meter tall. It features small, rounded green leaves that emit a pleasant aniseed or liquorice scent when bruised, complemented by a near year-round display of star-shaped, bright pink flowers. It requires dappled shade or gentle morning sun, strictly well-drained soil, and consistent light moisture, making it a perfect decorative feature for sheltered patios or garden borders. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Apple Box

The Apple Box is a robust, fast-growing native tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, commonly growing 15 to 25 meters high with a heavily branched, wide-spreading canopy. It features a uniquely rough, tessellated, fibrous grey bark that feels spongy to the touch, and it yields large numbers of small white flower clusters from summer to autumn. It handles heavy clay and damp, lower-lying valley soils well, making it an exceptional shade provider or environmental restoration tree for larger acreage. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Argyle Apple / Silver Dollar Gum

The Argyle Apple is a highly popular, exceptionally striking tree growing 6 to 12 meters high, celebrated for its spectacular foliage. It remains locked in its juvenile growth phase for life, producing dense masses of large, overlapping, completely round leaves in an intense, shimmering silvery-blue color that are heavily prized for cut-flower arrangements. It develops thick, furrowed reddish-brown bark and serves as a magnificent, high-contrast structural shade or screen tree for rural and suburban blocks. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife / Flowers & colour Height: Very Large (>3m)

Austral Indigo

The Austral Indigo is a graceful, open-branched native understory shrub growing between 1.5 and 2 meters tall. It features highly ornamental, blue-green pinnate foliage that gives the plant a soft, feathery texture, complemented by a gorgeous spring display of long sprays of soft mauve-pink pea flowers that look like miniature wisteria. It handles partial shade from overhanging trees exceptionally well in any native landscape[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Austral Storksbill (Local Form)

The local form of the Austral Storksbill is a delightful, fast-growing native perennial herb that grows in soft mounds roughly 30cm to 50cm high. It features large, velvety, rounded grey-green leaves that release a soft, spicy scent when brushed, topped with a continuous spring-and-summer display of branched clusters of soft pink-and-white flowers with purple veins. It is highly adaptable, looking beautiful in rockeries, border edges, or patio pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Bent-leaf Wattle

The Bent-leaf Wattle is a small, compact, and spreading shrub usually reaching about 1 to 1.5 meters in height. It gets its name from its small, narrow leaves that have a characteristic bend near the base. From winter to spring, it produces subtle but lovely pale yellow flowers close to the stems. It is extremely drought-tolerant and ideal for filling out lower layers in a native garden bed. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Berry Saltbush

Berry Saltbush is a low-growing, mat-forming groundcover that remains well under 30cm in height but spreads widely up to 1.5 meters across. It features small, oblong, grey-green leaves and produces tiny, bright red fleshy berries that are an excellent food source for ground-dwelling native birds and lizards. It is an exceptional choice for stabilizing soil, binding steep embankments, or suppressing weeds in hot, dry, neglected spaces. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Berry Saltbush / Saloop

Berry Saltbush is a low-growing, highly resilient native perennial herb that forms a dense ground-covering mat or low mound up to 30cm high and over a meter wide. It features unique, arrowhead-shaped grey-green leaves and produces tiny, fleshy, bright red-to-black berries that are an invaluable food source for ground-dwelling native lizards and small birds. It is exceptionally tough, thriving in dry shade beneath large trees or baked sunny banks where it acts as a living weed-suppressing mulch. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Small (<30cm)

Bicolored Mountain Grevillea

This highly popular variation of the Mountain Grevillea grows into a dense, sprawling shrub around 50cm to 80cm high, featuring a striking bicolored flower structure. The individual blossoms are a vivid, high-contrast mix of bright scarlet-red and glowing canary-yellow from late autumn through to spring. It provides a beautiful, native-bee-attracting color pop in any dry, sun-baked landscape or courtyard arrangement[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Billy Buttons

Billy Buttons is a delightful, uniquely architectural native perennial herb that forms small tufts of narrow, silver-grey foliage. During spring and summer, it shoots up stiff, upright, unbranched stems up to 50cm tall, each topped with a perfectly spherical, bright golden-yellow flower head that looks like a miniature woolly ball. It adds fantastic modern texture, form, and striking color contrast to native cottage borders, rockeries, or decorative external pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Billy Buttons

Billy Buttons are iconic, highly whimsical native perennial herbs forming a basal clump of narrow, silver-grey woolly leaves under 30cm in height. Throughout spring and summer, they shoot up long, slender unbranched stems up to 60cm tall, each topped with a single, perfectly spherical, head-sized bright golden-yellow flower ball. They are a world favorite for cut flower arrangements, thriving beautifully in low borders or pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Bird Beak Hakea

The Bird Beak Hakea is a rigid, densely branched native shrub growing 1.5 to 3 meters tall, completely covered in long, ultra-sharp needle-like green branchlets. In winter and spring, it becomes highly decorative, covered in masses of brilliant bright red flowers clustered tightly along the old wood stems, followed by highly distinct woody seed pods that resemble a bird's beak. Its spiked habit provides a secure safe-haven hedge for small birds[cite: 27]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Bitter Pea

The Bitter Pea is a tough, highly defensive native understory shrub growing between 1 and 2 meters tall, heavily armed with stiff, sharp, needle-like foliage. In winter and spring, it provides a striking visual display as its branches fill with dense clusters of small, bicolored pea-shaped flowers in a rich apricot-orange and deep dark-red. Its spiny structure acts as an invaluable environmental sanctuary, offering small native birds a secure place to nest safely away from larger predators. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Black Sallee

The Black Sallee is a rugged, highly distinctive native tree growing 5 to 10 meters high, forming a short trunk that branches low into a gnarled, characterful frame. It is famous for its smooth bark that sheds to reveal a striking, vivid olive-green to copper-yellow color on the upper branches, contrasted by dark rough bark at the base. It is naturally adapted to high-altitude, cold, boggy frost hollows, making it a premier selection for clay soils that receive lots of water[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Lots Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Black Sheoak

The Black Sheoak is an incredibly tough, upright native tree growing 5 to 10 meters high, showing off dark, deeply fissured bark and fine, dark-green needle-like foliage that creates a relaxing, whispering sound in the wind. Female trees produce small woody cones, which are an absolutely vital food source for native cockatoos and parrots. It is extremely drought, frost, and wind-hardy, making it a stellar structural choice for large boundaries and windbreaks. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Black Wattle

The Black Wattle is a very fast-growing tree reaching heights well over 6 to 15 meters, characterized by its rough, dark bark and feathery olive-green foliage. It produces large, intensely sweet-scented pale yellow flowers in late spring and early summer. It is heavily utilized for quick shade, shelterbelts, and soil erosion control on larger properties due to its vigorous growth and ability to thrive in poor soils. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife / Fragrance Height: Very Large (>3m)

Black-anther Flax-lily

The Black-anther Flax-lily is an exceptionally tough, spreading native perennial that forms extensive, dense clumps of rigid, leathery, dark-green strap leaves up to 60cm-80cm tall. It produces airy sprays of deep violet-blue nodding flowers highlighted by distinct charcoal-black anthers, followed by attractive, shiny purple edible berries. It is a premier choice for stabilizing sloping banks, planting under established trees, or filling low-maintenance garden borders and courtyard pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife / Eating Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Blackwood

Blackwood is a magnificent, long-lived timber tree that can grow from 10 to over 20 meters tall depending on rainfall, forming a dense, rounded canopy. It features tough, dark green leaves and pale cream flower balls in spring, and it is highly prized for its beautiful, high-quality furniture wood. It is an excellent, deep-shade tree for large gardens or parks, tolerating both wet conditions and moderate drought. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Blakely's Red Gum

Blakely's Red Gum is a classic, medium-to-large native tree that grows well past 3 meters, regularly reaching heights of 10 to 20 meters. It develops a wonderfully gnarled, characterful branching structure with smooth bark that sheds in irregular patches of grey, white, and cream. In winter and spring, it fills with profuse clusters of white blossoms that serve as an invaluable habitat and food resource for local woodland birds and bees, making it a rugged and durable selection for rural properties. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Blue Devil

The Blue Devil is an extraordinary, highly architectural native perennial herb that grows roughly 30cm to 60cm high. In spring and summer, it transforms into an absolute showstopper, producing heavily branched, spiky stems topped with spectacular, metallic electric-blue thistle-like flower heads surrounded by a ruff of rigid, prickly bracts. It attracts an abundance of native bees and butterflies, loves sun-baked clay or rocky positions, and safely dies back to a tuber in winter before exploding with color next spring. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Blue Mallee

The Blue Mallee is a robust, highly attractive small tree or multi-stemmed shrub growing 3 to 7 meters high. It features smooth, dark grey bark that sheds in small flakes, topped with an open canopy of beautiful, narrow blue-grey foliage that shimmers in the sunlight. In winter and spring, it produces dense clusters of pale lemon-yellow flowers that feed native birds. It is incredibly drought-hardy and thrives on dry, rocky slopes or sun-baked clay beds where other trees struggle. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Bower of Beauty / Pink Pandorea

The Bower of Beauty is a vigorous, fast-growing native evergreen climber or scrambling groundcover that reaches 2 to 3 meters in length. It features large, glossy deep-green pinnate foliage and puts on a breathtaking display throughout spring and summer, producing large, trumpet-shaped soft pink flowers with a rich, dark crimson-purple throat. It handles full sun or partial shade beautifully, perfect for rapidly screening fences or trellises. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Privacy / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Bower Wattle

Famous for its weepingly elegant, lime-green, narrow foliage, the Bower Wattle can grow into a beautiful small tree or large privacy screen up to 5 to 8 meters tall. While it does produce pale yellow blossoms in spring, it is primarily grown for its stunning, graceful architectural form. It handles partial shade better than many other wattles but does appreciate well-drained soil and occasional watering during extended dry periods. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Box-leaf Wattle

Aptly named for its small, neat leaves that resemble a box hedge, this attractive upright shrub grows around 1.5 to 3 meters tall. It becomes completely smothered in deep golden-yellow flower balls from mid-winter to summer, putting on a highly reliable seasonal show. It is incredibly resilient to drought, poor soils, and moderate frost, making it ideal for low-maintenance native gardens. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Bracelet Honey-myrtle

The Bracelet Honey-myrtle is a robust, remarkably fast-growing native large shrub or small tree growing 4 to 7 meters tall with a dense, fine-textured weeping canopy. It features ultra-fine, narrow needle-like dark-green leaves and bears an absolute profusion of cylindrical white bottle-brush flower spikes in spring and summer. It offers unparalleled resistance to harsh coastal winds, poor soils, and severe drought, making it an elite privacy hedge. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Bristly Wallaby Grass

Bristly Wallaby Grass is a highly practical, low-growing native perennial grass forming a tight, compact mound of ultra-fine, bristle-like grey-green blades under 30cm tall. In summer, it shoots up delicate, airy flower plumes that mature into small, furry white tufted seed structures. It behaves as an outstanding low-maintenance choice for dry, nutrient-poor sandy or gravelly soils where other grasses struggle to establish. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Brittle Gum

The Brittle Gum is an exceptionally beautiful, medium-sized native tree growing 10 to 15 meters high, world-renowned for its strikingly smooth, powdery-white trunk that transforms dramatically into a brilliant, glowing pink-to-red color during late summer. It forms a lovely, open canopy of narrow green leaves and produces small white flowers in spring. It is a premier choice for adding a bright, architectural sculptural presence to large gardens, parks, or acreage fence lines. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Broad-leaved Peppermint

The Broad-leaved Peppermint is a hardy, medium-sized native tree growing 10 to 15 meters high, featuring a short trunk and a wide, densely branched canopy. Its thick, broad green leaves are packed with essential oils, releasing an incredibly powerful, clean, and refreshing peppermint aroma when crushed or brushed against. It features fibrous, grey peppermint bark and produces small white flowers in spring, serving as an excellent shade or screening specimen for dry, rocky, or nutrient-poor acreage sites. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Fragrance / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Brown Boronia

The Brown Boronia is a slender, upright native shrub growing 1 to 2 meters high, legendary for producing one of the most powerful and exquisitely sweet floral fragrances of any plant in the world. It features small, narrow leaves and bears unusual cup-shaped flowers that are brownish-purple on the outside and bright golden-yellow on the inside during spring. It is a specialized plant that requires a cool, shaded root run, perfect drainage, and regular light watering, making it best suited to protected shady spots or patio pots. Where will it live: Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Fragrance / Flowers & colour Height: Large (1-3m)

Brown-back Wallaby Grass

Brown-back Wallaby Grass is a robust, highly resilient native perennial grass forming neat, upright structural clumps of smooth, flat blue-green blades up to 40cm to 70cm tall. It produces dense, fluffy tufted seed capsules close to the tips in summer that show a distinctive pale brown-to-copper backing. It handles heavy clay and seasonally damp soils exceptionally well, providing high-quality environmental habitat. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Some Best for: Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Bulbine Lily

The Bulbine Lily is a lovely, tufted succulent perennial herb that forms small clumps of fleshy, onion-like green leaves up to 60cm tall. In spring and summer, it shoots up upright spikes topped with bright yellow, star-shaped fragrant flowers that are a magnet for native bees and butterflies. It features an edible bulbous root historically used as a food source, and it looks beautiful massed in native cottage gardens or kept in sunny pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife / Eating Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Buloke

The Buloke is a starkly beautiful, slow-growing native tree that reaches heights well over 3 meters, featuring slender, grey-green needle-like branchlets. It is highly significant as a critical food source and habitat for the endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black Cockatoo. Exceptionally rugged, it thrives in tough clay soils and extremely dry climates, making it an excellent long-lived option for rural properties, windbreaks, and shade. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Bundy / Long-leaved Box

The Bundy or Long-leaved Box is a rugged, highly characterful native tree growing 8 to 15 meters high, instantly recognizable by its deeply wrinkled, rough, and fibrous grey bark that covers the trunk and main branches. It features very long, weeping green leaves that smell heavily of eucalyptus when crushed, and bears clusters of small white flowers in autumn. It is exceptionally tough, thriving naturally on dry, stony, and nutrient-poor ridges where it provides vital habitat for local wildlife. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Bushy Yate

The Bushy Yate is an incredibly unique, fast-growing small tree growing 4 to 8 meters tall, forming a remarkably dense, low-branching canopy that can spread as wide as it is high. It is famous for its massive, highly bizarre flower structures: it produces large fused clusters of greenish-yellow finger-like buds that open into massive, fluffy heads of yellowish-green flowers in spring. It is highly resistant to coastal winds and drought, making it an elite choice for privacy screens and windbreaks. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Minimal Best for: Privacy / Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Buxton Gum / Silver Gum

The Buxton Gum is a highly ornamental, compact native tree growing 4 to 8 meters tall, heavily distinguished by its dense, crowded, intensely silvery-blue heart-shaped leaves with crinkled margins. In spring, it produces masses of small, sweetly scented white flowers close to its powdery-white stems. Naturally endangered in the wild, it is unique among eucalypts for its incredible tolerance of wet, heavy clay soils and constant waterlogging, making it perfect for damp hollows requiring lots of water. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Lots Best for: Privacy / Wildlife / Flowers & colour Height: Very Large (>3m)

Candlebark

The Candlebark is an iconic, exceptionally beautiful native tree that easily surpasses 3 meters, frequently reaching 15 to 30 meters in garden and park settings. It is world-renowned for its brilliantly smooth, powdery-white trunk that sheds its bark in long ribbons to reveal stunning patches of pink, red, and burgundy during hot summer months. It features a wide canopy of blue-green foliage and serves as a magnificent, high-impact landscape statement tree for large rural properties[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden Watering: Some Best for: Privacy / Wildlife Height: Very Large (>3m)

Chinchilla Wattle

The Chinchilla Wattle is an uncommon, dwarf species that generally grows as a neat, rounded shrub between 1 and 1.5 meters tall. It features beautiful, fine, blue-grey feathery foliage that offers great texture contrast in a garden even when it isn't blooming. In spring, it produces large numbers of bright yellow flower heads, making it a perfect feature plant for smaller gardens or large external pots. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Large (1-3m)

Chittering Fuchsia Grevillea

The Chittering form of the Fuchsia Grevillea is an extraordinary, sprawling native shrub growing 50cm to 1 meter tall and spreading up to 1.5 meters wide. It features highly distinct, rigid, sharply pointed bipinnate leaves that offer great architectural texture, topped with large, pendulous clusters of heavy greyish-red flowers that hang elegantly from the branches from winter to summer. It looks striking as a color feature plant or inside a large external pot[cite: 23]. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Pot outside Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Chocolate Lily

The Chocolate Lily is a charming, tufted native perennial grass-like herb growing up to 1 meter tall during its flowering phase. In spring and summer, it shoots up slender stems bearing delicate violet flowers that give off a distinct, delicious chocolate scent, followed by edible tubers traditionally used as a native food source. It thrives as an understory plant in sunny gardens or shady spots, and safely dies back to its roots in winter before returning. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot / Pot outside Watering: Some Best for: Flowers & colour / Fragrance / Wildlife / Eating Height: Medium (30cm-1m)

Chonky Bush-pea

The Chonky Bush-pea is a rugged, highly distinctive native understory shrub growing roughly 30cm to 60cm high with a dense, spreading mound habit. It features highly distinct, rigid, sharply pointed triangular leaves that look like tiny arrowheads along its stems, topped with pairs of bright yellow-orange and crimson pea blossoms packed tightly along the branches in spring to attract native bees and butterflies. Where will it live: Sunny garden / Shady spot Watering: Minimal Best for: Flowers & colour / Wildlife Height: Medium (30cm-1m)