Common Name - Lilly Pilly - Ideal as a fast growing medium to tall hedge - screening plant. Acmena smithii produces crimson new shoots providing an element of colour throughout the year. Not available for Tas and WA.

Common Name - Dwarf Lilly Pilly - Tried and true, one of the most popular lilly pillies available, smithii minor has proven to be a consistant performer. Its small leaves and crimson new shoots make it an ideal choice where a thick formal hedge is required. Not available for Tasmania and Western Australia.

Common Name - Brachycome Breakoday - Break o day is a low growing sprawling native with a compact growth habit. Break o day produces dark green fine foliage in clumps, covered with deep purple small daisy like flowers for much of the year. Ideal for lining pathways, or on top of retaining walls.

Common Name - Rock Daisy - Low sprawling native plant, with small mauve-pink daisy like flowers for most of the year. Great for rockeries, mass planting or cascading down a retaining wall.

Common Name - Buxus Faulkner - Buxus Faulkner has a tight compact growth and holds a deep green foliage in both frost and hot, dry conditions. The hardiest of the Buxus, Faulkner suits small to medium formal hedging.

Common Name - Japanese Box - An evergreen shrub with bright green glossy leaves. Great as a speciman shrub, formal hedge or potted greenery on the patio. This is a hardy variety that excels in warmer climates.

Common Name - Dutch Box - Evergreen dwarf shrub with glossy green, oval foliage. The dense growth habit makes it well suited for trimming into a fromal edge. Ideal for low maintainece small formal hedging.

Common Name - Golden Diosma - A dwarf, evergreen shrub known for its golden, aromatic, soft foliage. Golden diosma produces pink star shaped flowers through much of the year. Ideal for a contrasting borderline or year round colour.

Common Name - Tom thumb, Dwarf spindle bush - A compact dense growing hedging plant, Ideal for low maintainace, low growing formal edges. Tom thumb is very hardy, displaying dark green glossy compact leaves under almost any condition.

Common Name - English Lavender, Spika lavender - The most common of the lavenders used for oil, dried and fresh flowers. This old favourite makes for a soft cottage style borderline plant with beautiful lilac flowers, giving a fragrant and colourful feature to your garden.

Common Name - Grosso lavender - This striking variety is commonly used in commercial lavender farms because of its profuse flowering and oil production. Perfect for an eyecatching lavender hedge, Grossos vibrant colour will be an attraction from spring through to late summer.

Common Name - Dwarf English Lavender - Munstead is a dwarf growing lavender with dark mauve flowers. A great compact growth habit makes it fantastic for pathway edging where a compact plant is needed.

Common Name - Box leaved privot - Ligustrum is a non invasive evergreen shrub with attractive small glossy leaves. A great hedging subject, ligustrum is a fast growing hedging solution that will give a fantastic medium hedge.

Common Name - Dwarf Honeysuckle - A small, evergreen, densely foliaged shrub, grown for its small, dark green glossy foliage. Ideal for clipped hedges and topiary, and is faster growing than conventional box hedge. Fantastic as a quick solution around rose gardens, pathways etc.

Common Name - Myrtus Luma - This upright bushy shrub is ideal for a quickly established medium to tall hedge. Luma has dense small aromatic leaves, and is speckled with white starry flowers throughout summer and autumn. Not Available for Tasmania and Western Australia.

Common Name - Photinia robusta - This Evergreen shrub will grow brilliant crimson shoots year round, as the name suggest, a very robust variety. Photinia is ideal for providing a fast growing, coloured, structural hedge or screen.