Transform Your Lawn with Native Plants
Native plants use less water than lawn, need little feeding and bring birds and insects back. How to plan, plant and layer a native front garden.
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for garden design in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
Native plants use less water than lawn, need little feeding and bring birds and insects back. How to plan, plant and layer a native front garden.
Three very different plants sold under one name. Which survives frost, which burns in sun, and which is native to Australia.
Structured planting does not have to mean constant upkeep. Succulents, grasses, ferns and lavender that keep a designed garden looking sharp with minimal work.
Balance, proportion, movement and focal points are what make a front garden work. How to apply them using exotic plants suited to Brisbane's climate.
Five hardy performers for Brisbane gardens, from lomandra and westringia to wild iris, all drought-tolerant, pest-resistant and happy with one trim a year.
Timing and root ball size decide whether a transplanted tree lives. When to lift, how to prepare the plant, and how to nurse it through transplant shock.
Evergreen strappy foliage all year and purple flower spikes in summer. Where liriope muscari works best, which variety to pick, and how little care it needs.
A fast, dense evergreen with glossy leaves, scented white spring flowers and red summer berries. How to use viburnum odoratissimum as a hedge, screen or feature plant.
A salt and wind tolerant Australian native that needs almost no care once established. Where the tuckeroo works best, and where it does not.
A lawn you almost never mow. What no mow grass actually is, which varieties suit Australian yards, and how it holds up between pavers and under foot traffic.
Not every nursery is worth your money. What to look for in a Brisbane plant nursery, from locally grown stock to healthy roots and honest labelling.