Evergreen Plants

Cedrus atlantica, commonly known as Atlas Cedar, is a stately evergreen conifer initially conical in shape and then developing a broad crown in maturity. Wide spreading branches are covered with attractive, silvery blue-green needles and attractive pine cone seeds. The Atlas Cedar produces an aromatic oil that is a natural insect deterrent. Ideally planted as a specimen tree.

Soil: Prefers moist, well-drained, deep loamy soil but tolerates clay soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Heat, coastal, frost and drought tolerant. Protect from hot winds.
Size: Height 20-25m x width 4-10m

Paradise Little Liane, known for its small leaves and compact form, produces masses of pocket-sized flowers - glowing white with a faint pink margin borne in a loose informal peony form. Paradise Little Liane provides beautiful winter colour and is perfect for hedging and will look glorious as a feature in a large container or pot. Prune lightly and fertilise in spring.

 Soil: Camellias require a slightly acid, well-drained soil. In heavy soils, plant camellias in a slightly raised bed and improve the soil with good organic material such as peat moss or compost.
Conditions: Best planted in semi-shaded positions protected from the hot afternoon sun. Frost and drought tolerant- very adaptable to most Australian climates
Size: Height 1.5m x width 1m

Callistemon Mauve Mist is a striking evergreen shrub prized for its vibrant pink–mauve bottlebrush flowers, borne on elegant long stems. Flowering through spring and summer, its nectar-rich blooms are highly attractive to birds and beneficial insects. New foliage emerges in soft pink tones before maturing to lush green, adding an extra layer of seasonal interest and colour contrast. Ideal as a feature specimen, informal hedge, or standout addition to mixed garden beds, Mauve Mist brings both beauty and biodiversity to the landscape.

Soil: Well-drained sandy soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 1-3m x width 1-2m

The Golden Wattle is more than just a plant — it’s Australia’s national floral emblem and a true celebration of our landscape. Bursting into life from late winter through early spring, it cloaks itself in masses of bright yellow, pom-pom flowers, adding brilliant golden highlights to gardens, parks, and reserves. This versatile tree has a rich history. Its fragrant blossoms have been used in perfumes, while its seeds are edible. Today, it remains a symbol of resilience and unity, while also providing nectar for native birds, butterflies, and insects.

Soil: Any free-draining soil.
Conditions: Tolerant of drought, frost and coastal conditions.
Size: Height 4-6m x width 2-4m

Acacia maxwellii, or Prostrate Umbrella Bush, is a charming and distinctive Australian native that adds a touch of unique elegance to any landscape. As its name suggests, this low-growing shrub features a delightful umbrella-like canopy of finely textured foliage that sprawls gracefully along the ground. With its silvery-blue leaves and occasional pops of golden flowers, it’s like having a natural work of art in your garden. This hardy plant is a master of adaptability, thriving in various conditions and making it a popular choice for both formal gardens and more casual landscapes. The Prostrate Umbrella Bush is a true testament to the beauty of Australian flora, providing a striking and easy-to-care-for addition to your outdoor sanctuary, creating a tranquil space filled with native charm and botanical wonder. 

Soil: Adaptable to most soils.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, heat and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 0.30m x width 1.5m