Correa glabra Prostrate cumquat

Correa glabra Prostrate cumquatCorrea Prostrate is a hardy Australian native groundcover valued for its dense, spreading habit and cheerful display of tubular, pale yellow flowers from winter through early spring. The nectar rich blooms are highly attractive to small birds, making it an excellent choice for creating a wildlife friendly garden while adding colour during the cooler months. This low maintenance correa is ideal for rockeries, embankments, borders, native gardens, and

Alyogyne East Coast Gem is commonly known as the native hibiscus with its furred green foliage providing the perfect backdrop for these colourful flowers

on a backdrop of glossy dark green foliage

or Perfume Princess

Conditions: Plant in part sun to dappled shade to full shade

tiny maroon flowers emerge in small pinnacles along the branches in beautiful contrast to the leaves

evergreen groundcover from the boxwood family native to Japan and China

Almonds require a climate with dry summer-autumn and cool winters

colourful flower heads and serrated grey to green coloured foliage

Soil: Prefers moist

creamy white

Tolerant of coastal conditions and light frosts

while the black berries that follow extend interest into autumn and winter