Home
021-58386189
Menu
Australian Native Plants. Australian Natives under 1m; Australian Natives 1-2m; Natives for Pots Showing 1–12 of 86 Aromatic Autumn flowering Autumn foliage Cut Flower Firewood or timber Hedging Honey production Lime tolerant Long Flowering Natives for Pots Screen Screen or Hedge soil erosion Spring flowering Summer flowering
Get Price
Mar 1, 2019 - Best Australian native plants for pots and containers | Gardening With Angus
Get Price
13.02.2015· Screening plants for narrow strips. Sabrina Hahn The West Australian. Fri, 13 February 2015 5:18PM . Viburnum Dense Fence. Credit: Ozbreed. With green spaces becoming smaller and smaller for urban dwellers, the search is on for more compact and hardier plant choices. Some people are opting out all together for a garden and putting in paving and fake grass, but they will be increasing the
Get Price
Australian native plants for pots & small gardens. Wattles are one of the backbones of the Australian flora with their trademark yellow blossoms illuminating the bush at various times of the year. A host of compact varieties have been selected from the many
Get Price
Australian gardens in general face fairly harsh soil and climate conditions, which can be tough on many exotic plants. Native plants have the advantage of having already adapted to these conditions so are far more likely to thrive here. This may mean tough grey leaved plants which look very Australian, or it could mean deep lush green.
Get Price
If you are not ready to plant immediately, or prefer to plant a more advanced plant, you can pot the tubestock into a 140mm or larger container. This is also sometimes helpful Facebook; Twitter; Pinterest; Read More. 10 Jun Planting Tips . Planting Out. 10 June 2021; By admin; Leave a comment; If done correctly, a survival rate in excess of 90% can be achieved if the plants are given
Get Price
24-05-2021· Native plants such as Lillypillies are some of the best performers in Aussie gardens. The bush cherry (Syzygium australe), sometimes marketed as an Aussie Boomer make fantastic screening plants because they are super fast growing and have a full coverage of leaves to the ground. Even as an informal hedge they only get to around 2 meters tall by
Get Price
Most native plants love a light prune to help create density and avoid that straggly look that natives can get. Is there any nesting materials or suitable nest sites in my garden? Plant native grasses and try not to 'tidy' too much – allow birds to take bits of spider web, small branches and leaves for their nests.
Get Price
Growing Australian Native Plants in Containers Anne Rees. We have been growing plants in containers for quite a while, starting with just a few pots at the edge of one of the front gardens. Here, beside a birdbath, we grew Wahlenbergia stricta (tall bluebell), Blandfordia puncea (Tasmanian Christmas bell and Actinotus helianthi (flannel flower) and from seed each year, Swainsona formosa (Sturt
Get Price
Virtually any native plant that captures your fancy can be grown in containers. The following guide includes container recipes, as well as provides an alternative selection of native plants that make excellent container additions. The plants are divided into three categories: Thrillers (plants with some striking characteristics that will draw attention to your container), Fillers (plants to
Get Price
A dense screening hedge with subtle new red new growth foliage. Size. 2.5m high x 2m wide. Uses. Screen, hedge, small feature tree, patio pot plant. Position. Full sun to part shade. Soil Type. Most types, prefers well drained.
Get Price
Kangaroo paws are such an iconic Australian plant with their furry little paw flowers, and thanks to decades of good breeding work there are numerous varieties that perform brilliantly in pots even in humid areas. The smaller cultivars are the real container stars.
Get Price
Podocarpus elatus, a native to the east coast of Australia, which is commonly known as the bush plum, has started to create a following amongst landscapers as a privacy solution for the modern home. When grown on their own, bush plum can reach nearly 30m high as a tree, however, when planted in rows at 15cm centres, they form the perfect hedge for privacy and can be kept to a height of 150cm
Get Price
Potted Gardens are our reality. I love the look of aged terracotta pots in the garden and using pots in the garden to create height and colour where it wouldn't be possible. I also like to use pots in groups on patios or decks. A simple colour combination of pots and some beautiful plants can enliven even the dullest of entertainment areas.
Get Price
Use screening plants as living screens to provide privacy from the neighbours, to hide fences or to divide areas into garden rooms. The plants in this category are ideal for planting along boundary fences and will grow to at least 2.5-3m in height. Here's our list of screen stars! Showing 1–16 of 97 results. Acmena Smithii (Common Name – Lillypilly) 150mm Pot
Get Price
20.01.2021· Looking for hardy plants to grow in pots? Garden guru Helen Young unveils her 15 top-performing potted plants, divided into sun-lovers and shade-lovers, chosen for their good looks as well as for being robust and easy to grow.
Get Price
04.09.2014· Hedging and screening plants. Native plants are becoming increasingly popular as hedges or screening plants. They need less water and are adapted to the harsh, hot conditions of the Australian climate. Many of the native plants suitable for hedging can establish and grow quite quickly, creating a strong design element and privacy where you need it. State Flora grows and sells a large range of
Get Price
A dense screening hedge with subtle new red new growth foliage. Size. 2.5m high x 2m wide. Uses. Screen, hedge, small feature tree, patio pot plant. Position. Full sun to part shade. Soil Type. Most types, prefers well drained.
Get Price
Flowering Jul-Oct. H6m W4.5m. Maranthus Cormybosa NT Native tree, can reach 10-20m, ideal for med-large gardens, Great as a screening and shade tree, fast growing and hardy. Cream Flowers May-Sept. Best Shade Trees Hedging Plants Cream Flowers Shade Plants Fast Growing Tropical Plants
Get Price
Australian native plants for pots & small gardens Wattles are one of the backbones of the Australian flora with their trademark yellow blossoms illuminating the bush at various
Get Price
About US
Products
Case
Project
Contact
Online Chat
Sales Hotline