Articles & Research

Discover how to use red, orange, and yellow plants to energise your garden. Explore design tips and a hardy plant palette for warm, bold landscapes.

Explore Eremophila, the vibrant emu bush native to Australia. Learn about its care, uses, and top cultivars for drought-tolerant garden design.

Learn how to use feature plants to enhance garden design. Explore form, texture, colour theory, and spatial tips to create stunning outdoor spaces.

Rising garden maintenance costs make machine-maintained plants a smart alternative to hand-manicured varieties.

Are you looking for a robust and adaptable plant to elevate your garden or landscape design?

Design gardens for pollen-sensitive individuals with low-allergen plants. Ideal for private and public spaces needing inclusive, allergy-friendly planting.

Myoporum, commonly known as boobialla groundcovers and shrubs beloved by gardeners and landscapers alike.

Lagerstroemia is the crepe myrtle genus, for stunning blooms with their prolonged flowering period

The Pittosporum genus, sometimes called cheesewood, is a collection of versatile and attractive shrubs and small trees.

Are you looking for a native Australian groundcover plant, but you’re unsure whether to opt for a spreading or clumping option?

Are you hoping to create a Japanese style garden in Australia? Are you looking for a general guide to help you in your project?

The Poa genus, a remarkable group of grasses, holds a special place in ecosystems worldwide with more than 500 identified species.

Okay, so you need to design a landscape area around a driveway. How do you choose the right plants that stand the test of time?

Explore Fraxinus (Ash Trees) for shade, windbreaks, and eco-friendly landscapes. Learn about care, species, and the new Safe Haven™ allergy-friendly variety.

Discover how Mandevilla plants bring tropical color to any landscape, with helpful tips on care, frost-tolerant cultivars, and pollinator-friendly blooms.

Hibbertia, often referred to as guinea flowers, is a striking genus of flowering plants that are quintessentially Australian.

It’s a common problem, because there are so many plants available on the market and such little space available at your local nursery.

Are you looking to add some colour to your next garden design? Are you aware of the concept of colour theory?

Are you looking to add some colour to your next garden design? Are you aware of the concept of colour theory?

Yellow and lime tones can be a game-changer in your planting schemes and are a favourite among land-scape architects and designers

Correa, often referred to as native fuchsia, is a favourite among Australian gardeners for its delicate, bell-shaped flowers.

Have you ever wondered how to transform a small space into a thriving native Australian garden?

Chamaemelum, commonly known as chamomile, is a delightful genus celebrated for its medicinal properties, calming fragrance, and elegant appearance.

As much as we love our native Aussie plants, there’s a definite place for hardy exotics in our public and private landscapes.

Known for their striking flowers and drought resilience, gazanias have become a popular choice in gardens and public areas across the country.

Looking to add a vibrant touch to your garden that covers the ground, provides colour all year round, and increases soil health with its root exudates?

It’s easy to overlook strappy plants, but they can give you a great result when you use them sparingly.

Are you looking for a robust and adaptable plant to elevate your garden or landscape design?

Are you looking to add some colour to your next garden design? Are you aware of the concept of colour theory?

Are you a landscape architect or designer looking to improve client satisfaction?