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Rubus Thornless Blackberry is a gardener’s delight — vigorous, productive, and easy to harvest without the worry of sharp spines. These hardy berry shrubs produce masses of sweet, dark purple to black fruits through mid to late summer, following a charming display of white or pink blossoms in late spring. The glossy, dark green foliage forms a dense, bushy plant that makes an attractive addition to the edible garden or a soft feature along a fence or trellis. For best results, prune during winter or early spring to remove old, weak, or damaged canes and maintain a tidy, open shape. Thornless Blackberries thrive with strong support and regular care, rewarding you with an abundant harvest year after year.


Soil: Well-drained fertile soil. If your soil is heavy or prone to poor drainage, consider planting in raised beds or mounds to ensure good water flow around the roots
Conditions: Full sun. While they are hardy in most climates, you may need to protect them from harsh winter winds in colder areas by mulching heavily or using row covers during the coldest months.
Size: Height 1.5m x width 1.5m ( with pruning)

Lomandra grasses have become an Australian garden staple thanks to their dense growth, compact foliage, excellent landscape performance, and reliability. With soft, fine, lime-green leaves and charming small yellow flowers that appear in spring, Misty Green is a standout variety ideal for modern gardens. This versatile plant works beautifully in landscaped beds, borders, or mixed plantings, and also performs well as a feature plant or in mass plantings. Extremely hardy and low maintenance, it tolerates both frost and drought, making it a dependable choice for a wide range of Australian garden conditions.

Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Frost, drought and coastal hardy.
Size: Height 0.50m x width 0.50m

The winter flowering daphne is Daphne Odora, a fragrant low-growing plant and the most popular of all daphnes. Both pink and white flowering varieties are available, and this is regarded as the best winter flowering shrub of all. It's rosy/pink buds open to reveal splendid, waxy, white to pink to purple flowers that have a heavenly fragrance. They grow well in the garden and can also be grown in pots. This plant hates root disturbance so choose the spot carefully and plant it young. Feed with a light sprinkling of blood and bone every two or three months in the growing/flowering season.

Soil: Daphne like a humus-rich, well-drained, acidic soil. If you have heavy clay soil, add compost or bark before planting to help with drainage.
Conditions: Full sun to light shade that has protection from the hot afternoon sun. Best in cool to temperate climates - frost tender.
Size: Height 1.5m x width 0.8m

Grevillea Gold Cluster is a superb, ultra-low, dense groundcover that smothers the soil surface and suppresses even the most determined weeds. This hardy grevillea delights with an abundance of petite, spider-like yellow flowers that brighten the garden through winter and spring, creating a striking contrast against its fine, juniper-like foliage. The flowering is naturally profuse, and because grevilleas bloom at the ends of their shoots, regular pruning in early summer encourages even heavier flowering and a tidier, more compact habit. Ideal for cascading over walls, softening garden edges, spilling from containers, or forming a luminous carpet across banks and open garden beds, Gold Cluster is both ornamental and highly practical. 

Soil: It thrives in well-drained clay or loamy soils
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 0.40m x width 2m