Red cestrum has dark green leaves and forms a medium sized shrub to 3 m. Flowers in winter–spring, forming clusters of red trumpetlike flowers. In summer–autumn it produces dark purple berries. It can tolerate moist and shady conditions. It is not commonly sold today but still can be found in Victorian gardens.

A long-lived, small deciduous shrub to 1.5 m. In late winter or early spring, it forms a beautiful mound of gracefully arching stems covered in small clusters of dainty white flowers. Use in a mixed borders or as a specimen shrub.

Another spectacular native shrub or small tree to 5 m high. Bright pink flowers are borne in the leaf axils in winter and spring. This species prefers an open, well-drained sunny position, however can tolerate some shade. It is also tolerant of moderate frosts and attractive to native birds. Great specimen plant or planted as a group for maximum affect.

A vigorous, bushy native shrub which can reach about 2 m in height by 3 metres wide. It is fast growing and displays its large orange-red flowers throughout the year. The foliage is bright green and heavily divided. The flowers attract honey eating birds into the garden. One of many great hybrid Grevilleas for use in your garden. Prefers a sunny, well drained position in the garden.