Small dense ground cover with fleshy creeping stems that are heavily branched and set root at each node. Foliage is thick, green and with a purplish tinge and undersides. Flowers are white with papery bracts produced in the warmer months. Seed is produced and held in oblong capsules.

This evergreen, hardy Australian native forms a dense, weed suppressing ground cover that will easily cover one square metre. This species thrives if grown in freely-drained soil and full-sun. The flowers are white or pink and occur from winter to summer. Sweet fleshy fruits provide food for native birds.

This dense low growing groundcover has thick mid-green foliage, growing 30-50cm high and up to 1 metre wide. In late winter and into spring the plant is covered in spikes of vivid deep violet pea shaped flowers. Whilst this is a hardy groundcover, it will need some protection from heavier frosts. It will tolerate dry conditions but does best with some soil moisture.

Rounded glossy leaves form a thick mat of foliage to 15cm high. Beautiful lilac and white violet flowers form on short stalks and cover the plant in the warmer months. This plant performs best with some protection from full sun.