Vigorous spreading groundcover growing 60-70cm high and 1m wide. Small rounded soft glossy leaves on stems which easily take root where they touch the ground. Flowers are tubular and fuchsia to coral pink and cover the plant in the warmer months. Seeds are formed and are propelled explosively from club shaped capsules.

This rambling Bottlebrush has spiny grey green foliage and is extremely hardy. It is covered in small gold tipped brushes in the warmer months. It produces a spectacular display and this plant should be more widely used.

This beautiful Australian native shrub is considered the best hybrid Grevillea. It prefers a sunny site with good drainage; it will grow 1.5 metres high and wide. The foliage is olive green to grey and the flowers, which appear all year, are cylindrical soft red brushes. It responds well to a moderate pruning to keep a more compact shape and is bird attracting. It will tolerate light frosts and dry conditions once established.

This compact, dense shrub grows 0.9–2.4 m high by 0.9– 3.0 m wide. Tubular flowers appear in the leaf axis from winter through to spring. Flower colour is variable and may be pink, mauve, red, orange or yellow, often with a pale, spotted throat. It grows well in full-sun or part-shade and is mildly frost tolerant. It makes a great screening or hedge plant and responds well to hard pruning. Bird attracting.