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

Thriver Eremophila is a robust and versatile plant, perfect for creating colourful, low-maintenance landscapes while supporting local wildlife. Bred for the unique challenges of Australia’s climate, this dense, fast-growing plant displays vivid dark fuchsia flowers that add striking visual interest. Its ability to thrive in diverse conditions, makes it an ideal choice for both beauty and durability. Thriver excels in informal hedges, feature shrubs, or structured designs with minimal pruning.

Care

Light: Thrives in full sun to part shade
Soil: Tolerating a range of soils, including clay, loam, and sand
Climate: Extremely hardy and drought-tolerant; ideal for heat, coastal conditions, and light frost.
Fertilising: Use a balanced fertiliser in early spring to support flowering and overall health.
Watering: Low water requirements once established; occasional watering during extended dry spells is recommended.
Pruning & Maintenance: Light pruning after flowering encourages bushy growth; remove any dead or damaged branches to maintain shape.

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

A unique evergreen shrub, Mimetes cucullatus ‘Crackerjack Red’ produces marvellous bright green and red foliage year round.  During summer white flowers appear between the foliage creating a lovely display. Use in mass plantings, general landscaping, native gardens, coastal gardens, rockeries, pots or as a low hedge. Mimetes cucullatus Crackerjack Red is excellent when used as a cut flower as its stems hold their colour for many weeks.

Care

Plant in well drained soil in an open sunny position and water well until established. Tolerates drought, frost and coastal conditions.

A small leucadendron growing to a height and width of 1m. It has a dense, upright growth habit with olive green leaves and stunning red flowers which are displayed throughout Winter. Looks great as a border plant, as a feature and even in containers. Leucadendrons make a great cut flower.

Care

Suited to well-drained soils in a sunny position. Responds well to pruning which is best done after a flowering flush.

Attractive shrub to about 1.5m high bearing masses of bright, yellow blooms on long, straight stems from mid-winter to early summer. Very rewarding garden plant.

Care

Requires well drained soil in a sunny position. Prune after flowering for best results. Water well until established and throughout dry periods.

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 robust protea bearing masses of magnificent pink flowers. The shrub is fast growing and flowers are long lasting. Beautiful blue-green foliage contrast with the flowers nicely.

Care

Requires well drained,  soil in an open sunny position. Prune after flowering. Water well until established. Use a native soil or soil improver if improving the soil or potting up.

  

Moonlight leucospermum, otherwise known as pincushion is a medium shrub with a dense growth habit, and brilliant yellow flowers in late Spring to early Summer which are great for attracting birds to your garden.

Leucospermum Moonlight flowers can be used in bouquets and other floral arrangements.

Care

Leucospermum Moonlight is drought tolerant but may require water in the first summer of planting and in extremely dry conditions.

Leucospermum plants should be planted in a well drained acidic soil, in a position with plenty of air movement.

Remove spent flowers after flowering to maintain shape of plant.

  

Tango leucospermum, otherwise known as pincushion is a medium shrub with a dense growth habit, producing flowers with orange styles and contrasting red ribbons in late spring and early summer.

Leucospermum Tango flowers can be used in bouquets and other floral arrangements.

Care

Leucospermum Tango is drought tolerant but may require water in the first summer of planting and in extremely dry conditions.

Leucospermum plants should be planted in a well drained acidic soil, in a position with plenty of air movement.

Remove spent flowers after flowering to maintain shape of plant.