Search a wide range of plants for the Canberra region

A medium to tall upright shrub with light green foliage. In spring it is covered in masses of bright purple/red flowers. Plants grow approximately 2m high by 1.5m across. This form of Leptospermum is perfect for fence lines, where screening up to fence height is needed. Prune after flowering to encourage bushy habit.

A low spreading shrub, which flowers for most of the year. ‘Ember Glow’ grows to approximately 1m in height x 2m in width and iadaptable to most soils. Prefers full sun or part shade. Adds colour to the garden all year round. Suits small gardens. Plant in front of larger shrubs or where low cover is required, where it will be a magnet for nectar feeding birds. Can be pruned quite heavily if required. Fertilize after pruning for fresh new growth and a mass of flowers.

Grevillea ‘Goldfever’ is a low spreading shrub that produces golden flowers for most of the year.   ‘Goldfever’ grows to approximately 30cm high and 1.5m across.  It is suitable for use as a groundcover or pot plant.

‘Hills Jubilee’ is an attractive small grevillea that flowers profusely with pink and white flowers. Grows to approximately 1 – 1.5m high and 1m across. It flowers from spring to autumn and will attract nectar-feeding birds to the garden.

This compact little Bottlebrush is a riot of colour when in flower. Hot pink brushes cover the plant in spring and autumn. Can be used for formal or informal hedging, as a container plant or as a small shrub in mixed garden beds. Remove old flowers to encourage another flowering period and a bushy habit. An excellent addition to any garden whether planted in full sun or part shade.

Correa ‘Isabell’ is a spreading shrub that will grow to approximately 75cm high x 1.5 metres across.  It has grey/green leaves that contrast beautifully with the soft pink flowers.  Flowers during autumn and winter.  ‘Isabell’ is frost hardy and drought tolerant once established. Regularly pruning the tips will encourage bushy new growth, particularly if planted in a shady spot.