Stock Availability – Shrubs


Acacia amblygona

Fan Wattle

Shrub to 1m in well drained soils.  The prickly foliage creates a refuge/habitat for small birds and lizards.  Bright yellow flowers occur in late winter to early spring.  Suitable for urban yards.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia complanata

Flat-stemmed Wattle

A long-lived understorey shrub from 2 to 5m on rocky hillsides and sandy soils.  Fragrant yellow flowers from spring to autumn.  Can be pruned to shape.  A food source for pollinators.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia conferta

Crowded-leaf Wattle

Rounded, bushy shrub to 3m, with white flowers in spring, followed by woody pods.  Fragrant yellow flowers that feed birds and other pollinators.  Grows in well drained soils in full sun.  Tolerates drought and frost.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia decora

Pretty Wattle

Shrub to 2m in well drained soils.  Attractive blue-green foliage.  Masses of yellow flowers in winter/spring that feed pollinators.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia falcata

Sickle Wattle

Shrub to 4m in rocky soils with white flower heads in the warmer months.  The brown pods house black seeds which feed a number of birds and insects.  The foliage is a food source for several butterfly larvae.

Place an order to be ready in 3 – 4 months

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia fimbriata

Fringed Wattle

Shrub to 2m with masses of golden yellow flowers in winter/spring.  A fast growing screening plant that provides nectar for birds, bees and other pollinators. Can be planted as a substitute for Lantana.

Ready in late January

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia podalyriifolia

Silver Wattle

Hardy shrub to 5m in well drained or sandy soils.  Attractive silver foliage and masses of yellow flowers that feed birds and other pollinators.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia quadrilateralis

Fan Wattle

An open shrub to 2m on sandy soils.  Unusual fine foliage and pale yellow flowers.  A food source for pollinators.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Acacia ulicifolia

Prickly Moses

Shrub to 3m with very prickly foliage and white flower heads during the warmer months.  Grows in sandy soils.   Makes a safe refuge for small birds.

Ready in January

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Breynia oblongifolia

Coffee Bush

To 3m with small white flowers then green fruit which hang underneath the foliage turning red to black. Host plant to the Large Grass-yellow butterfly. Attracts small birds.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Photo by Martin Bennett

Carissa ovata

Kunkerberry

Shrub from 1-3m that thrives in full sun or part shade on steep slopes or other well drained areas.  The prickly foliage makes it a safe retreat for small birds.  Butterflies are attracted to the flowers, and birds consume the edible black currant-like fruit.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Dodonaea viscosa

Hop Bush

Dense, bushy shrub to 2m in well drained soils.  Full sun to partial shade.  Fast growing.  Makes a good screen while providing a refuge for small birds.  Pretty dark purple hops.  Only female plants produce the hops, so grow at least three plants together to encourage the formation of female plants. 

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Dodonaea viscosa subsp. angustifolia

Sticky Hop Bush

Fast growing shrub to 3m in full sun to part shade.  The leaves are glossy and often sticky.  Cream to pink papery pods form in spring.  Hardy in drought. Makes a perfect quick screen.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Gompholobium foliolosum

Fern-leaved Wedge Pea

Dainty shrub to 60cm on well drained sandstone soils in the Helidon area. Small orange pea flowers occur in spring and summer.

Ready in late January

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Gompholobium latifolium

Golden Glory Pea

Erect shrub to 1m on well drained soils in eucalypt forests. Bright yellow flowers occur in spring, followed by black seed pods.

Ready in late January

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Grevillea quadricauda

Helidon Hills Grevillea

An uncommon shrub to 2m in well drained soils, including Helidon Hills and Crow’s Nest.  Full sun to partial shade.  single pink/red flowers occur during the warmer months.

In stock

50mm tubes at $5.00 each


Hovea lorata

Narrow-leaved Hovea

Shrub to 3m in sandy soils.  Purple pea flowers occur in summer.  Full sun to light shade.  A food source for butterflies.

One left!

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Hovea planifolia

Purple Pea

An upright shrub to 2m with purple pea flowers in the warmer months.  Tolerates heavy soils.  Grow in a full sun position.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Indigofera australis

Native Indigo

Shrub to 1.5m in full sun on well drained soils.  Spikes of pink flowers in spring that provide nectar for pollinators.

In stock

SALE – 3x 50mm tubes for $10.00


Jacksonia scoparia

Dogwood

Hardy shrub to 3m with weeping scale-like silver/grey foliage and yellow pea flowers that attract butterflies.  Tolerant of some frost and thrives on poor soils.

Place an order to be ready in 3 – 4 months

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Photo by Martin Bennett

Leptospermum polygalifolium

Tantoon

Shrub to 3m with masses of small white flowers which are irresistible to bees and other pollinators.  Very attractive as a forest understorey plant or as a garden plant.  Tolerant of a range of soil types.  The seed from the woody capsules will feed birds.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Melaleuca formosa

Kingaroy Bottlebrush

Shrub to 5m with weeping foliage.  The bottle brush white flowers attract pollinators.  Grows in eucalypt forest and is near threatened in Qld.

Ready in late January

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Ozothamnus diosmifolius

Sago Bush

Drought hardy and very pretty shrub to 2m with masses of sago-like white to pink flowers in spring.  Grows best in full sun.  Attracts bees and other pollinators.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Pavetta australiensis

Butterfly Bush

Very pretty dry rainforest shrub to 4m.  The showy clusters of white flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators.  Full sun to part shade.  Protect from strong winds and frost.

In stock

SALE – 3 x 50mm tubes for $10.00


Petalostigma pachyphyllum

Thick-leaved Quinine Bush

An uncommon shrub to 2.5m in full sun.  Small separate male and female cream/yellow flowers in winter.  Bright orange fruits appear in spring.  Grows on sandstone and other well drained soils, e.g. Helidon Hills.

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50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Petrophile canescens

Conesticks

To 1.5m in rocky areas in sandy soils. Flowers attract pollinators. Produces woody cones with fluffy seeds.

In stock, five only

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Pittosporum revolutum

Brisbane Laurel

Shrub from 2 to 3m with green glossy leaves and small yellow fragrant flowers.  The yellow wrinkly fruit open to reveal red sticky seeds.  Attractive to bees and birds.  Tolerates light frost and clay, loam or sandy soils.

One left!

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Pittosporum viscidum

Birds Nest Bush

Spiny, dense shrub to 3m with small yellow flowers followed by green fruit which ripen to brown/black.  An ideal shrub for birds to nest and take shelter in. 

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Prostanthera parvifolia

Small-leaved Mint Bush

Shrub to 1.5m on well drained, rocky soils and ridges. Highly fragrant foliage. Purple flowers occur in the warmer months.

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50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Santalum obtusifolium

Sandalwood

Shrub to 2m often along creek banks in eucalypt forest. It is semi-parasitic on the roots of other plants. Purple/blue edible fruit is formed after flowering.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Senna surattensis

Singapore Shower

Dry rainforest shrub to 5m with masses of golden flowers during the warmer months. A butterfly host plant. Can be grown as a shrub or small tree.

Ready in January, 2025

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Seringia corollata

Little Velvet Bush

An uncommon shrub to 1m on sandstone soils, with hairy leaves and pink or mauve flowers from summer to autumn.  Occurs naturally in areas within Gatton and Helidon.

Ready in January, 2025

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Sophora fraseri

Brush Sophora

Attractive understorey species to 2m. Spikes of bright yellow flowers followed by brown pods. Conservation status is (V) vulnerable

Ready in January, 2025

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Swainsona fraseri

Scrub Darling Pea

Scrambling shrub to 2m with spikes of mauve/white pea flowers followed by large pods. Grows in well drained soils in full sun to part shade.

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50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Tephrosia rufula

Tephrosia

Open shrub to 2m on well drained soils.  Multiple flower spikes with pink pea blooms occur from spring to autumn.

In stock

50mm tubes at $4.00 each


Teucrium junceum

Square-stemmed Broom

A tough, virtually leafless shrub to 80cm with small white flowers and orange/red berries throughout the year. Full sun to part shade

Ready in February, 2025

90mm pots at $8.00 each


Westringia eremicola

Slender Westringia

Shrub to 1m that grows in well drained sandy, rocky soils, e.g. Helidon Hills.  The small mauve flowers occur for many months.  Drought hardy and can be hedged or pruned to shape.

Sold out, more seeded

50mm tubes at $4.00 each