61 Results: New & Used in plants in Shoalhaven Area, NSW (Page 3 of 3)

Strawberries are a reliable and rewarding crop to grow at home. Sweet red fruits are produced on neat compact plants which grow happily in raised garden beds, in the garden, in pots or even hanging baskets. The foliage is attractive too, making strawberries a pretty choice to use as a border plant or along a pathway & they happily spill over low walls. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Abundant red blooms. This series is a marked improvement on the geraniums of old. The semi trailing stems are laden with verdant, green leaves and topped with large blooms of iridescent colour. The colour is saturated and has a big impact, and they can flower year round. The deep, glossy green leaves are semi trailing and prolific with a nice mounding habit. Grown in pots, hanging baskets, or garden beds they are a wonder. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

A hardy, clump-forming and heavily producing perennial up to 2m tall, shooting from a large red-skinned, edible round rhizome (tuber) often larger than a clasped fist. Lush bright green leaves, 30-90cm long which unfurl on thick stalks. Red flowers, with some varieties orange/yellow. Similar in its appearance to its close relative, the ornamental Cannas. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Sweet Violets (Viola odorata) are an old perennial favourite for a cottage garden. Tolerant of cold winters and warm summers, their colourful and highly scented blooms are a great addition to the cottage style garden. They form a green carpet and push up lovely purple flowers over early spring. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Masses of lime green bracts with large heads of yellow-green flowers. Grows 1m high x 1.2m wide in full sun. Flowers late winter to early spring. Excudes a light sap with can be irritable to touch when pruned. A very, hardy plant, excellent for mass planting to contrast foliage colours. Catnip for bees. Rounded shape. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Agave make great feature plants and can be grown in the ground or in containers. They are very low maintenance and hardwearing plants. Their stiff leaves form large rosettes that may be up to 1m across. Most have spiky margins although the popular, fast-growing A. attenuata has smooth grey-green leaves. Flower spikes of agaves emerge from the centre of the plant, often reaching several metres high. Several sizes. Pups $5, small $8 & large $20. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

For a feature plant in a shady or sheltered area in the garden or even for indoors, you cannot look past the Bromeliad. All arising from the same family (Bromeliaceae) there are a wide range of bromeliads to choose from. They provide great foliage colour and form to the garden, can grow in trees and even produce fruit! Easy to grow and propagate they are a must have for the avid or beginner gardener. Plenty available. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Agapanthus (Agapanthus spp.) are very popular strappy leaved plant in Australia, not only for their lovely luscious light green leaves, but for their tall floral displays in summer. There are many varieties available, from white, mauve, blue, pink and even black. Great for border plantings, in fire prone areas or to soften some harsh edging in the garden. Mostly purple. Plenty available. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

There are many different varieties of the Salvia (Salvia spp.). These include the popular herb Sage, flowering perennials and annuals. The annual and perennial varieties are lovely, compact plants, with many spikes of flowers in a variety of colours. All Salvias are fantastic for attracting bees and butterflies to the garden and are easy to grow in pots, garden beds or around pools. Plenty available. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

Plenty available. Please contact me directly with any enquiries.

What you need to know about Thai basil Name: Thai basil, oriental basil, Asian basil, licorice basil (Ocimum basilicum var. thyrsiflora). Plant type: annual herb. Height: 40–45cm. Climate: prefers tropical, sub-tropical and warm temperate climates, but can be grown during the warmer months in arid/semi-arid and cold temperate climates, when frost is unlikely. Soil: plant in a soil enriched with compost and aged manure. Position: full sun, and also part shade in tropical and sub-tropical c

Add a point of interest to your garden with the Brazilian Walking Iris. This plant produces mid green, sword shaped leaves in attractive clumps, and iris like flowers throughout late spring. After flowering the stem droops down to form a new plantlet. It is a great plant for garden beds, planter boxes, hanging baskets and as a lush indoor plant. Its cascading habit is perfect for vertical gardens. Grow it in a shady to partly shady position outdoors or in filtered light indoors. This is a fanta

The frangipani is an iconic tropical tree bearing clusters of colourful and scented flowers during the warmer months of November through to April. Flowers appear in clusters at the end of branches and have a very distinctive fragrance. The petals are waxy and the centre of the flower is a different colour - just like the most common variety which has white flowers with a yellow centre. Unlike some flowering trees which bloom for a few days or weeks, frangipani flower for months. Please contact