Evergreen Plants

Let Grevillea Bulli Princess grace your garden with a beautiful display of white, pink and soft purple spider-like blooms from autumn through to spring. The delicate flowers stand out against its fine evergreen foliage, providing colour and interest during the cooler months when many plants are resting. Like all grevilleas, the nectar-rich blooms attract native birds and bees, filling your garden with movement and life. This medium-sized, evergreen Australian native shrub is well suited to embankments, coastal gardens and general landscaping, thriving in a sunny position with well-drained soil. Once established, it is hardy and low maintenance. Prune after flowering to maintain a neat shape and encourage dense, bushy growth. Avoid high-phosphorus fertilisers to keep the plant healthy and flowering at its best.

Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Drought, frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 3m x width 3m

Lomandra Seascape is a graceful, clumping Australian native prized for its fine, blue-grey foliage that forms a soft, weeping habit. The arching leaves move beautifully in the breeze, creating a relaxed, coastal look reminiscent of rippling ocean waves. During summer, it produces spikes of lightly fragrant yellow flowers that rise above the foliage, adding a gentle contrast in both colour and texture. This hardy, low-maintenance plant is well suited to a range of landscape uses, including patio pots, rockeries, and border edges. Its flowing form makes it especially effective for softening hard landscaping elements such as retaining walls, pathways, and garden edges, while bringing year-round structure and movement to the garden.

Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Frost, drought and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.5m

Orthrosanthus Blue Hue, commonly known as Morning Flag or Morning Iris, is an attractive Australian native perennial with strap-like leaves and pretty, blue, open-faced flowers with prominent golden stamens from late spring to summer. Great for borders, cottage themes, coastal gardens and as a potted feature, mulch Blue Hue after planting. Feed with native fertiliser during spring and summer. 

Soil: Prefers free-draining sandy soil - neutral to alkaline.
Conditions: Prefers semi-shade but will tolerate full sun. Drought, light frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 0.50-1m x width 0.5-1m

The Blueberry Ash is an Australian native found naturally along the Eastern coast of Australia. It has spectacular foliage beginning reddish-pink when young, turning a bright, vivid green when mature and returning to a deep red upon aging. The Blueberry Ash produces fragrant white to pink feathery flowers with fringed edges that hang like tiny lampshades during spring and summer. The ornamental display continues with the appearance of dark blue berries from which the native tree gets its name. This hardy tree is ideal as a specimen tree, informal hedge and, with pruning, can be kept as a large shrub.

Soil: Suits most soil types but must be moist and well-drained.
Conditions: Suits full sun to heavy shade. It is adaptable to many climate zones provided water is available. Moderate frost tolerance.
Size: Height 10-15m x width 3-6m