Evergreen Plants

Smoky-grey leaves, a weeping habit and a stunning display of bright yellow flowers make Eucalyptus Woodwardii the perfect choice for a medium sized yard. Known also as the Lemon Flowered Gum or Gunguru, it will survive in very dry conditions and is a favoured source of pollen for honey production. The stems, flowers and gum nuts are perfect for cut flower arrangements and decoration.

Soil: Prefers well drained soil and does not like to be over watered. 
Conditions: Full sun. Heat, drought and coastal tolerant
Size: Height 10-25m x width 2-4m

The Giant Spear Lily and particularly the rarer 'palmeri' form is sought after for landscapes for its unique flowerheads, tough upright, clumping habit, and large bright green, sword-shaped leaves. Doryanthes palmeri is a succulent perennial - one of only two species in the genus Doryanthes endemic to NSW. Tall Flower spikes - up to 5m - tower above the leaves and display amazing elongated clusters of large red flowers that are often so heavy that the flower stem bends over. This species makes a stunning feature plant in any garden and is also good for large containers.

Soil: It is suited to most soil types, including nutrient-deficient soils.
Conditions: Best in partial shade but will tolerate full sun. Coast, drought, and frost hardy.
Size: Height 3m x width 2m. Flowers up to 5m

A stunning native feature tree, Corymbia Precious is admired for its dense, bushy canopy and masses of vibrant pink flowers that appear throughout summer. Rich in nectar, the blooms attract native birds and pollinators, while the large decorative gum nuts add further seasonal interest. With its moderate size, low branching habit, and broad spreading canopy, Precious makes an excellent shade tree for suburban gardens, courtyards, and streetscapes, bringing brilliant colour closer to eye level. Hardy and low maintenance, it thrives in full sun - rewarding gardeners with spectacular floral displays year after year.

Soil: Tolerant of most soil types
Conditions: Full sun to semi-shade. Frost, coastal and drought tolerant
Size: Height 4m x width 4m

Citrus sinensis Orange Blood - Grafted features a neat compact growth habit. The foliage is a lovely rich green which holds its colour all year round. Petite white fragrant blooms appear in mid to late winter with large rounded orange fruits following in mid to late spring. The skin is quite thin and the flesh is a brilliant blood red and is very juicy with an excellent flavour! Depending on the climate this can affect the flesh colour - in colder climates the fruit will have less red pigments. Fertilise Blood Oranges throughout the peak growing seasons.

Soil: Suited to light, fertile, free-draining soils
Conditions: Full sun. Water generously by deep soaking over hot months. Frost tolerant.
Size: Height 2m x width 2m

Bougainvillea Bambino Sunrise is a stunning compact shrub that displays soft pink and peachy bracts, bringing a gentle yet vibrant touch to any garden space. This small, bushy plant is perfect for container gardening, topiary, small hedges, and planter boxes, making it versatile enough for courtyards and patios. With regular light pruning and a potash-rich fertilizer from spring through autumn, Sunrise will reward you with repeated flushes of beautiful blooms. Ideal for smaller spaces, this delightful plant adds a warm, sunny ambiance wherever it grows.

Soil: Thrives in well-draining, fertile soil. Enrich the soil with compost or organic matter to boost growth and flowering potential.
Conditions: Prefers a warm, sunny position to thrive. Tolerant to some drought once established, though regular watering during dry spells is beneficial. Sensitive to frost, so shelter in cooler climates.
Size: 1–1.5m H x 1–1.5m W

Matapouri Bay is a clumping perennial plant with attractive blue-green arching foliage. Large, elegant sprays of white stars flowers are borne prolifically and long on arching stems over summer. The dense foliage acts as a ground cover, preventing weed growth under the plant. Matapouri Bay is ideal for use as a border plant, under-planting as well as potted colour. Feed with a controlled-release fertiliser after flowering for best results, and trim yearly before new growth appears.

Soil: Tolerates most soil types. Mulch and water well.
Conditions: Full sun to full shade position. Coastal, wind, drought and light frost tolerant.
Size: Height 0.60m x width 1m

Acacia elata, commonly known as Cedar Wattle, is a majestic, long-lived tree featuring a dense conical to medium domed canopy. Endemic to coastal regions of New South Wales, this species thrives in rainforest and wet sclerophyll forests. With dark green, jacaranda-type compound-bipinnate leaves up to 35 cm long, it creates substantial shade and a lush, tropical appearance. From December to February, it blooms with clusters of yellow to cream globular flowers, adding vibrant colour to the landscape. Ideal for large gardens or parks, it offers excellent shade and serves as a valuable habitat tree.

Soil: Deep fertile soil, well-drained, reliable moisture.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade, prefers shady situations but remains more compact in full sun. Suitable for warm temperate, cool temperate, and coastal gardens. Tolerates light frost.
Size: Height 30m x width 15m

Peach Flambe heuchera produces a neat foliage clump featuring warm peach-coloured foliage that glows through spring and summer, turning plum through winter. During summer heuchera come in their full flowering display with creamy white spires of choral bells, creating a lovely sense of movement with the breeze. Ideal for garden beds, rockeries, mass planting and containers.

Soil: Well-drained yet moist but will tolerate a range of soil conditions.
Conditions: Dappled sunlight through trees and shrubs though will tolerate more sun exposure in cooler regions. Will tolerate and thrive in hot humid conditions as well as cooler climates.
Size: Height 0.30m x width 0.50m