Discover Native Plants With Yellow Flowers for Your Garden
Wattle, banksia, grevillea, hibbertia and more, grouped into trees, shrubs and groundcovers, with the birds and pollinators each one brings to the garden.
Flowering
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for flowering in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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Discover Native Plants With Red Flowers for Your Garden
Grevillea 'Robyn Gordon', bottlebrush, flowering gum and kangaroo paw all bring hot red into the garden, and every one of them pulls honeyeaters in with it.
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Top Bird-Attracting Native Plants for Australian Gardens
Grevillea, bottlebrush, banksia and hakea bring honeyeaters and lorikeets in. Layer them with dense shrubs for shelter and the birds stay rather than visit.
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Achieving the Perfect Magnolia Bloom: An Australian Pruning Guide
Prune deciduous magnolias after flowering in late summer, evergreens in late spring. The four D's method, variety timing and feeding for a heavier bloom.
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Types of Magnolia Trees: An Australian Gardener's Guide
Evergreen or deciduous is the first decision. Teddy Bear, Little Gem, Kay Parris, Saucer and Star magnolias compared for Australian gardens, with pruning tips.
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Alternative Hedging Plants
Sweet Viburnum, Callistemon 'Slim', Westringia, Escallonia and more: ten hedging plants with heights and growth rates, for gardeners tired of the usual three.
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Do Crepe Myrtles Lose Their Leaves?
Yes, and it is nothing to worry about. Crepe myrtles are deciduous, drop their leaves after an autumn colour show, and reshoot in spring with better flowering.
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Frost Tolerant Plants in Australia
One cold night can undo a season of growth. These frost-hardy shrubs, trees and grasses shrug off sub-zero mornings in Australia's colder districts.
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Low Allergy Plants for Australian Gardens
Hay fever does not have to mean a bare yard. The camellias, magnolias, pittosporums and flowering shrubs that produce very little airborne pollen.
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Most Fragrant Plants for Australian Gardens
Fragrance is the one quality that cannot be seen in a photograph. Nine reliably scented plants for Australian gardens, their flowering months in the subtropics, and where to position each.
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Orchids Care & Maintenance: A Guide
Phalaenopsis for beginners, Vanda for drama. The light, humidity and temperature orchids actually need to flower reliably indoors.
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Plants That Thrive Together for a Harmonious Garden
Some plants genuinely help their neighbours, deterring pests, feeding the soil and sharing space. Companion planting is how a garden bed looks after itself.
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Frangipani Varieties: Choosing the Perfect Blooms
White, yellow, pink or deep red, and each frangipani has its own climate preference. How to pick a variety that suits your garden's warmth and the space you have.
