Native Seed

Native to Australia, these beautiful perennials have papery, golden-yellow, blood-red, pink or white double flowers on 80cm stems. A very hardy plant for a sunny spot in a container or rock garden with good soil and excellent drainage. Great cut flower, fresh or dried.
300 seeds. Not to WA.

This fast-growing Australian native shrub grows to 2-metres. In summer and autumn brilliant purple-blue flowers with prominent yellow stamens provide colour amongst the deeply lobed, green leaves. The decorative egg-shaped fruit turn from green to yellow to orange as they ripen. The fruit can be eaten only when ripe. An easily grown plant for a warm, protected position in full sun to half shade and moist, well-drained soil. Not to WA. 30 seeds.

A bright yellow/golden everlasting flower that lightens any garden from late spring to autumn. A native Australian plant with widespread distribution. A hardy, short-lived perennial that can handle a range of soils and shows some drought and salt tolerance. The greyish-green leaves are attractive and evergreen through winter. 50 seeds. Not to WA.
 

This hardy perennial Australian native has stunning firey-red paw shaped flowers up to 2 metres tall with strap-like leaves. A striking container or rockery plant attracting honey eating birds when blooming in spring and summer. Grows well in any soil with good drainage and adequate sun. Not to WA.
60 seeds/No.2/

This woody and frost hardy perennial forms one meter tall, drooping flower spikes which are covered in small, purple blue flowers from spring until autumn. The basal, opposite leaves are often heart shaped, blue green in colour, similar to juvenile Eucalypt foliage. Native to open forests it will grow well in any garden soil with good drainage and some midday shade. Attractive container plant. Not to WA. 50 seeds/No.1/

This attractive evergreen native Australian Tea Tree is covered in soft pink flowers over late spring and summer. A frost hardy shrub, also good as a container plant, best suited for a sunny position and well drained, moist soil. Needs regular pruning after flowering. Fast growing. Bird attracting.
Sowing instructions: Fast germinating seeds. Not to WA. 400 seeds/No.1/

These short lived perennial; up to 1m tall shrubs; with deeply divided foliage develop very attractive furry stems with starlike creamy white, flannel-textured flowers over spring and summer. Flannel flowers grow well in free draining soil in full sun. Excellent plant for coastal and arid zones. Not to WA. 60 seeds/No.1/

This long lived , strong growing plant has
up to 2 metres tall flowering stems with furry tubular flower spikes in green yellow with strap-like leaves. A striking container or rockery plant attracting honey eating birds when blooming in spring and summer. Grows well in any soil with good drainage and adequate sun. Frost hardy down to 5C.
Not to WA. 50 seeds/No.2/

Tea Tree or Manuka is used for medicinal purposes and for essential oils, and is especially known as a source of medicinal honey. This Tasmanian type is very frost hardy and has pretty white/rose pink flowers in summer. A good container plant which needs regular, light pruning. Extremely variable in size depending upon soil and climate (ideal conditions to 7m). Handles a wide range of soils and climatic conditions. Not to WA. 200 seeds/No.1/

Endemic to Tasmania ( eg. Mount Field , Lake Dobson ) this attractive small branched tree with long, narrow leaves has magnificent scarlet flowers in late spring. It grows well in a cool, moist position. Not to WA. 10 seeds/No.6/