Leucospermum ‘Syan Laura’ is an upright evergreen shrub with outstanding pink flowers with yellow styles produced in Spring/Summer.  The blooms sit proudly above leathery green foliage, creating a bold, architectural display. Its unique flower form and long-lasting blooms make it a standout in any garden or floral arrangement.

This variety is ideal for feature planting, coastal gardens, and low-maintenance landscapes. It works beautifully in native and waterwise gardens, and is highly valued as a cut flower. Best used as a focal point or planted in groups for a dramatic seasonal display.

Care

Light: Requires full sun for best growth and flowering.
Soil: Needs very well-drained, sandy or gravelly soil; avoid heavy or water-retentive soils.
Climate: Suited to warm, dry climates; tolerates coastal exposure. Sensitive to heavy frost and humidity.
Fertilising: Use low-phosphorus fertiliser sparingly; avoid overfeeding as proteas are sensitive to nutrients.
Watering: Low water needs once established; water moderately during establishment, then only during extended dry periods.
Pruning & Maintenance: Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushy growth. Avoid cutting into old wood.

Height & Width: 1.5–2 m high x 1.5–2 m wide.

Narrow Leaf Chalksticks is a low-growing, hardy succulent with slender, blue-green cylindrical leaves that form a neat, spreading mat. Its cool, architectural foliage adds a modern, sculptural texture to rockeries, groundcovers, coastal gardens, and succulent mixes.

Perfect for mass planting, groundcover, borders, rockeries, or containers. Extremely drought-tolerant and low-maintenance, it suits contemporary landscapes, coastal sites, and waterwise gardens.

Care

Light: Thrives in full sun to part shade
Soil: Prefers poor to moderately fertile, well-drained sandy or gravelly soils   
Climate: Withstands heat, dry conditions, coastal exposure, and light frost
Fertilising: Apply a light, balanced or slow-release fertiliser in spring if needed
Watering: Very low water requirements once established; water sparingly and allow soil to dry between watering
Pruning & Maintenance: Trim back leggy growth or spent stems to maintain a tidy habit; remove old growth as needed

Height & Width: 30 cm tall × 60 cm wide

Acacia ‘Sterling Silver’ is a small ornamental wattle prized for its striking silvery-blue foliage and compact, mounded habit. In late winter to spring it produces profuse clusters of pale yellow, fluffy pea-flowers that contrast beautifully with the cool-toned foliage, providing seasonal interest and texture in the garden.

This hardy shrub is ideal for low hedging, coastal or native-style gardens, screening, mass plantings, and containers. Its compact form and attractive foliage make it an excellent choice for adding year-round colour and structure to both formal and informal plantings.

Care

Light: Prefers full sun to part shade. 
Soil: Well-drained soils; tolerant of sandy and poor soils, performs well in low-nutrient conditions.
Climate: Very hardy — tolerates heat, coastal exposure, and light frost; drought-tolerant once established.
Watering: Low water requirements; water moderately until established, then only occasional deep watering in extended dry spells.
Fertilising: Low feeding needs; apply a native/suitable low-phosphorus fertiliser in spring if desired.
Pruning & Maintenance:Light pruning after flowering to maintain shape and promote bushiness; remove dead wood as required. Avoid heavy pruning into old wood.

Height & Width: 1.8 m high × 3-4 m wide

Blue Chalk Sticks is a very attractive spreading succulent with fleshy, chalky blue finger shaped leaves. Insignificant white daisy like flowers appear in summer.

Care

Prefers a full sun or part shade position in well drained soil. Very drought tolerant requiring little water once established, but will grow quicker with regular watering. Great for garden beds, borders, rockeries and when mass planted. Also ideal for pots and containers and coastal gardens. Senecio Blue Chalk Sticks will grow to a height of 30-60cm and a width of 60-90cm.

A truly attractive plant with eye-catching foliage and tall flowers. This particular variety is more commonly known as the Century plant as it is said to take years to flower and after doing so it dies, with smaller new plants called ‘pups’ appearing at the base to continue on the growth. Agave attenuata forms rosettes of green to blue leaves and will add a definite feature to any garden or landscape. Placed in a pot and Agave attenuata will last for many years, adding character and texture to the garden. It can also be used in rockeries, courtyards and embankments.

Care

Agave attenuata is best grown in a well drained soil in full sun and will tolerate long periods of dryness but does need protection from frost. Once established, Agave attenuata is reasonably low maintenance and waterwise. It can be watered once a fortnight but will still thrive in periods of dryness. Be sure to situate this plant with fair space as it does tend to lean over its trunk and will flower up to 3m high when mature. For healthy growth, fertilise with a slow release fertiliser. Agave attenuata foliage can grow to a height of 1.5 metres and width of 80cm.

• Long, repeating display of crimson flowers through warmer months.
• Compact variety for containers and small spaces.
• Water wise and very hardy.

Compact and clean leaves coupled with the abundant and recurring cranberry coloured lily-like flowers give this selection all the attributes of a fine garden plant. Planted in the ground in small clusters, or en-masse as wide drifts, this Daylily deserves a spot in any garden.

Care

Grows well in most soil types which are well draining. No pruning is generally required although older foliage can be removed any time to tidy appearance and removing spent flower stems will encourage further displays. Apply a slow release fertiliser during spring. Mulch well to help retain moisture during dry periods.

A compact evergreen shrub well known for its spectacular coral pink to orange yellow flowers for most of the year. Quick to grow and attracts nectar feeding birds. A great feature shrub or screen plant.

Care

Pruning is usually not required, but plants can tolerate moderate to heavy pruning if necessary. Best in well drained soil and a sunny spot but can handle partial shade. Tolerates light to moderate frost.

Coconut Ice Grevillea is a striking, upright shrub with fine, divided green foliage that gives it a soft, feathery texture. It produces an abundance of two-toned flowers in creamy white and soft pink, creating a delicate “coconut ice” effect. Flowering occurs for much of the year, providing long-lasting colour and strong visual appeal.

This variety is perfect for feature planting, native gardens, and informal hedging. It works well as a screen or backdrop in mixed garden beds and is excellent for attracting birds and pollinators. Its soft colouring pairs beautifully with both bold and pastel plant palettes.

Care

Light: Prefers full sun for best flowering and growth.
Soil: Requires well-drained soil; performs well in sandy or loamy conditions.
Climate: Hardy in warm climates; tolerates heat, coastal conditions, and light frost.
Fertilising: Use a low-phosphorus native fertiliser in spring and autumn.
Watering: Low water requirements once established; water moderately during establishment.
Pruning & Maintenance: Prune regularly to maintain shape and encourage dense growth and more flowers. Avoid cutting into old wood.

Height & Width: 2m high x 2m wide.