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Home » Environment » Trees and Powerlines » Australian Natives

Australian Natives

Australia has a wide variety of plants available for use in amenity plantings. Such a variety means that there are always Australian Natives that are suitable for any given situation. More varieties and cultivars are being added almost daily. The choice of foliage type and colour as well as flowers, fragrance and fruit is amazing.

Australian Natives are generally very reliable with little requirement for special care.

If you do not wish to plant local natives, it may be very worthwhile considering low maintenance Australian Natives.

  • Heath Banksia

    Heath Banksia

  • Endeavour Bottlebrush

    Endeavour Bottlebrush

  • Gawler Hybrid Bottlebrush

    Gawler Hybrid Bottlebrush

  • Large-Fruited Mallee

    Large-Fruited Mallee

  • Red Silky Oak

    Red Silky Oak

  • Honey Gem Grevillea

    Honey Gem Grevillea

  • Bracelet Honey Myrtle

    Bracelet Honey Myrtle

  • Purple Mint Bush

    Purple Mint Bush

Last Updated: 9 January 2006

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