Grevillea Care Guide: Flowers, Feeding and the Phosphorus Rule
No other native genus feeds as many birds or flowers for as many months. From knee high ramblers to 20m silky oaks, there is a grevillea for every job.
Grevillea
Growing guides, planting advice and plant care for grevillea in Australian gardens, written by the team at Nursery Near Me.
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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.
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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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Spice Up Your Front Yard
Colourful perennials, an evergreen backbone and native flowering shrubs: a simple planting formula that lifts both a front yard and a home’s value.
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Low-Maintenance Garden Ideas for Australian Gardens
A low-maintenance garden is a design decision, not a plant list. Six approaches that cut weekly work to near zero in Australian conditions, with a plant table and links to...
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How to Add Colour to Your Backyard With Plants
Transform your space by adding colour through plants in your backyard, creating a visually engaging oasis. Learn to select and arrange flora for maximal beauty.
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Top 10 Drought-Tolerant Plants for Your Brisbane Garden
Ten hardy plants that shrug off a Brisbane dry spell, from grevillea and banksia to agave, lavender and kangaroo paw, with tips for establishing each one.
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Nursery Near Me's Guide to Creating a Waterwise Garden: Sustainable Tips and Plant Selections
Water restrictions do not have to mean a bare garden. Soil health, mulch, grouped watering zones and drought-tolerant planting keep a garden green on far less water.
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How to Create a Cottage Garden in Australia
The English cottage garden does not transplant to most of Australia, but its principles do. Where the traditional version works, the plants to use in its place elsewhere, and how...
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Designing a Native Australian Garden to Attract Wildlife
Grevillea, banksia, eucalypt and native grasses layered like a natural habitat bring birds, bees and small mammals in. How to design and prepare for them.
