Low growing aromatic groundcover with golden green foliage and a spreading growth habit.

Produces masses of pollinator friendly flowers over a long flowering period while forming a dense weed suppressing mat. Ideal for pathways, between pavers, rockeries, retaining walls and low maintenance gardens.

Excellent for spilling over walls, softening edges and adding colour and texture to containers and hanging baskets. A great choice for gravel gardens and water wise landscapes.

Botanical Name: Thymus pulegioides Archer's Gold
Common Name: Archer's Gold Thyme
Pot Size: 140mm
Position: Full sun to part shade
Height: Approx. 20cm
Width: Spreading to 1.5m
Evergreen: Yes

Plant in well drained soil in a sunny position. Once established, highly drought tolerant and requires only occasional deep watering during extended dry periods. Fertilise after flowering to maintain healthy growth. No regular pruning required.

Ideal for hanging baskets, pots, and garden beds, this low-maintenance plant thrives in sunny positions and handles dry conditions well once established. Its vibrant blue tones pair beautifully with a wide range of other plants, making it a versatile addition to any garden.

A hardy, long-flowering choice for effortless colour.

Key Features

• Distinctive fan-shaped blue flowers
• Long flowering season from spring through summer
• Spreading and trailing growth habit
• Ideal for pots, hanging baskets, and borders
• Drought-tolerant once established

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Scaevola aemula ‘Bondi Blue’
• Common Name:Â Fan Flower
• Pot Size:Â 140mm
• Position:Â Full sun
• Height:Â 20–30cm
• Width:Â 60–80cm

Growing Tips

Plant in a full sun position with well-drained soil or a quality potting mix. Scaevola performs best in free-draining conditions and benefits from light pruning to maintain shape and encourage new growth.

Water regularly during establishment, then reduce frequency as the plant becomes more drought tolerant.

Flowering over an extended period, this hardy Australian native is ideal for borders, rockeries, hanging baskets, and pots, bringing continuous colour with minimal maintenance.

A versatile and easy-care plant that adds a gentle wash of colour to any garden space.

Key Features

• Masses of soft mauve daisy-like flowers
• Fine, delicate foliage with a light, airy texture
• Long flowering period with excellent coverage
• Ideal for borders, rockeries, pots, and hanging baskets
• Low maintenance and drought-tolerant once established

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Brachyscome ‘Mauve Delight’
• Common Name: Native Daisy / Swan River Daisy
• Pot Size: 200mm
• Position: Full sun to part shade
• Height: 20–30cm
• Width: 40–60cm

Growing Tips

Plant in a well-drained position in full sun to part shade. Brachyscome performs best in lighter soils and benefits from occasional trimming to maintain a neat shape and encourage fresh flowering.

Water regularly during establishment, then reduce as the plant becomes more drought tolerant.

• Australian native.
• Long flowering and pollinator friendly
• Mass plant as ground cover.
• Native or wild flower style gardens.

• Rockeries, containers or hanging baskets.
• Mass bedding displays or cascading over. rocks, embakments or retaining walls.
• Well suited to coastal zones.
• Small or narrow spaces.

Cultural care

Water requirements are medium. Once established requires only occasional long soaks during extended periods of heat. Low maintenance and easy to grow. Apply a slow release fertiliser for natives in spring to encourage profuse flowering. No pruning generally required. Mulch well to help retain moisture during dry periods.

Height 20cm

Spread 60cm

Full sun/part shade

Carpobrotus rossii, commonly known as Native Pigface, is a hardy Australian coastal groundcover prized for its vibrant pink daisy-like flowers and succulent, spreading foliage. Fast growing and extremely drought tolerant, it forms a dense, low mat ideal for coastal gardens, slopes and sunny groundcover areas.

This species is indigenous to coastal areas of the Wyndham region, making it an excellent choice for local native planting and coastal restoration-style gardens. It is naturally adapted to sand, salt spray and exposed seaside conditions, thriving where many plants struggle.

Through spring and summer, Native Pigface produces masses of bright blooms followed by edible succulent fruits. The ripe fruit has a mild, salty-sweet flavour and has traditionally been used to make jams and preserves, adding an edible native element to the garden.

Perfect for banks, rockeries, coastal landscapes and large containers, Carpobrotus rossii spreads quickly to stabilise soil and suppress weeds. Supplied in a 140mm pot, it establishes rapidly and provides long-lasting groundcover.

Plant Details

• Botanical name:Â Carpobrotus rossii
• Common name:Â Native Pigface
• Pot size:Â 140mm
• Plant type:Â Native succulent groundcover
• Flower colour:Â Bright pink
• Flowering period:Â Spring to summer
• Foliage:Â Fleshy green succulent leaves
• Growth habit:Â Low, spreading
• Approx. size:Â 10–15cm high x 1–2m wide
• Sun position:Â Full sun
• Water needs:Â Very low once established
• Special features:Â Edible fruit suitable for jams
• Origin:Â Indigenous to Wyndham coastal region

Uses:Â Coastal gardens, slopes, groundcover, rockeries

Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Huntington Carpet’ is a hardy, trailing prostrate rosemary valued for its aromatic evergreen foliage, soft blue flowers and low-spreading groundcover habit. This drought-tolerant herb forms a dense carpet of greenery, ideal for slopes, retaining walls, rockeries and cascading over edges.

In winter and spring, Huntington Carpet produces masses of delicate pale blue rosemary flowers that attract bees and pollinators while adding seasonal colour. The fragrant foliage can be harvested year-round for culinary use in roasts, marinades and Mediterranean cooking.

Tough and low maintenance, prostrate rosemary thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, especially in dry or coastal conditions. Supplied in a 140mm pot, it establishes quickly and spreads to form a resilient edible groundcover.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Huntington Carpet’
• Common name: Prostrate Rosemary
• Pot size: 140mm
• Plant type: Trailing evergreen herb
• Flower colour: Pale blue
• Flowering period: Winter to spring
• Foliage: Aromatic needle-like leaves
• Growth habit: Low, spreading / cascading
• Approx. size: 20–30cm high x 1–1.5m wide
• Sun position: Full sun
• Water needs: Low once established

Uses: Groundcover, cascading herb, slopes, walls, rockeries

Position: full sun to part shade

Height: 40-70cm

Width: 70-100cm

Hardy Australian native shrub with masses of rich purple pea flowers from late winter through spring.

Compact upright growth with dense evergreen foliage makes this variety ideal for low hedges, native gardens, pots, courtyards and feature planting. A fast growing and low maintenance plant that performs well on fences and trellises without requiring constant pruning.

Excellent for attracting bees and beneficial pollinators while adding long lasting seasonal colour to the garden.

Botanical Name: Hardenbergia violacea Regent
Common Name: Regent Native Wisteria
Pot Size: 140mm
Position: Full sun to light shade
Height: 1-1.5m
Width: 0.8-1.5m
Evergreen: Yes

Plant in well drained soil in a sunny to lightly shaded position. Suitable for loam, sandy loam, clay loam and quality potting mix. Tolerates dry conditions once established and handles light frost. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and encourage dense growth.

Ideal for hedging, screening, groundcover, erosion control and container planting.