Plants from Australian and around the World
Discover five hardy native plants that are well suited to South East Queensland’s climate, offering resilience, low maintenance, and year-round […]
5 Tough Native Plants That Thrive in SE Queensland Read Post »
Discover why the Ivory Curl Tree is a standout Australian native, prized for its spectacular flowers, lush foliage, and suitability
Ivory Curl Tree – BUCKINGHAMIA celsissima Read Post »
In Brisbane, Queensland, native plants are a great choice for landscape buffering as they are adapted to the local climate and conditions. If you have a commercial development or commercial property that needs a rejuvenation, the following 7 species are typically suitable to create a landscape buffer between you and the neighbour.
7 Hardy, Native Plants for Your Commercial Building Landscape Buffer Read Post »
Australia’s unique and diverse ecosystem is home to a vast array of native plants that have evolved over millions of years to adapt to its specific climate and soil conditions.
The Importance of Using Australian Native Plants in Landscape Architecture Read Post »
Anigozanthos ‘Big Red’ is an excellent Kangaroo Paw plant that performs reasonably well if provided with the correct conditions.
Anigozanthos Big Red Kangaroo Paw Read Post »
Another fantastic tree. With a strong leaf character, this tree is a great evergreen species that can be used in a large variety of situations. Grevillea baileyana, commonly known as white oak, is a tree of the family Proteaceae.
Grevillea baileyana – Brown Silky Oak Read Post »
What a great tree! Dark, glossy leaves with a conical canopy habit, this is a popular tree with Landscape Architects around Brisbane. Grows to about 5 to 8 metres high. Spread can vary but it is a conical type habit so great for narrow spots as well as boundaries alignments to hide yourself from your neighbour.
Elaeocarpus eumundii – Eumundi Quandong Read Post »
Cyathea cooperi | Australian Tree Fern This fast growing and attractive tree fern is evergreen and produces beautiful, arching fronds
Cyathea cooperi | Australian Tree Fern Read Post »
