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What To Plant (Page 2 of 14)
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Description Boronia heterophylla is a Western Australian native and a member of the Rutaceae family. The species is sometimes known as the Kalgan Boronia. Boronia heterophylla is a rounded, compact shrub reaching a height of 1.5 metres. The pinnate leaves are bright green. In spring, plants become covered with bright pink, fragr...
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The right hedge can be an ideal garden boundary, but the wrong hedge may bring problems. It is important to choose the best hedge for your garden. And one that will be waterwise and easy to grow!A hedge requires a commitment to regular maintenance. All types need trimming at least once a year, others more often. Regular light pr...
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Dipladenia (Mandevillea sanderii)Dipladenias rarely stop flowering and give long lasting flower colour in pots. They get our award for excellence as they thrive in pots and love the full sun (but will not like the frost!) They have a tropical look with glossy green leathery leaves and bright tropical coloured trumpet flowers.The...
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Camellia 'Reflecting Wave, Ei Ha' This variety of Camellia from Bob Cherry at Paradise Plants has an interesting story behind it. It was named in memory of Mr. Norman Sparnon, who introduced the art of Ikebana (an elegant from of Japanese flower arrangement) to Australia 50 years ago. Normans peers considered erecting...
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My Favourite Plant Canna From Heaven If it’s an explosion of tropical opulence, dramatic flower colours and exotic foliage you’re after, then feast your eyes on the new varieties of canna. Graham Ross reveals how they liven up the garden with minimal effort from the gardener. I ...
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