Convolvulus sabatius subsp. Mauritanicus Grevillea

Convolvulus sabatius subsp. Mauritanicus GrevilleaConvolvulus sabatius subsp. Mauritanicus is a dense and trailing prostrate perennial with slender stems and small oval green leaves. It bears clusters of open trumpet shaped flowers in lilac blue and it spreads quickly, making it an excellent groundcover. Its lovely trailing habit makes it useful for spillover plantings on banks, hanging baskets or in pots. Non invasive and easy to grow for low maintenance areas as well as adding restful, cool colour

Alpinia nutans Dwarf Cardomom/Cardamom Leaf is a small ginger plant with thick lush foliage

Native to Southeast Australia

or Mount Morgan Wattle

Low and wide-spreading with maroon-red new leaves and maroon-red winter-spring flowers

The seed pods are decorative as are the flowers

Prune after flowering to desired height and shape to encourage a bushy growth habit and the future development of flowers

Size: Height 4-8m x width 2-4m

it reaches a height of 1

small-growing citrus tree with a graceful

the flowers are a creamy white and slowly change into a delicate pink as they mature

The Pink Lady Apple produces delicious fruit with the perfect balance of sweetness and tartness

used in cottage or “white” gardens