Popular hedging plant used for its contrasting dark purple foliage, forming a thick 0.3- 0.6m bush. When left unpruned the plant can climb by leaning on the branches of adjacent shrubs and reach over 1m. It can also produce small 'off-white' flowers.

A low growing or prostrate form of Rosemary to 0.4 m high with a mass of lilac-blue flowers from late summer, right through winter and into spring. An aromatic culinary herb and one of the most beautiful and useful ground-covers. It is perfect for mass planting on retaining walls and in garden beds, or as a specimen in a pot. Hardy, water wise and very well suited to coastal plantings.

A lower growing cultivar of the original 'Snow In Summer' this plant can reach over 2m if left untrimmed. For the best effect keep it well pruned to a height of 0.75- 1.25m. The spectacular maroon red new growth will appear soon after and remain for many weeks.

These beautiful Australian native shrubs and groundcovers handle a range of harsh conditions. Preferring a sunny site with good drainage they come in a range of foliage shades from green to grey and even silver. The flowers also vary widely, including yellow, orange, red, pink and blue. Most tolerate some frost and drought and this hardy plant is a real winner. Ask your local retailer for the best local selections.