Sagina subulata Aurea Golden Irish Moss willow myrtle

Sagina subulata Aurea Golden Irish Moss willow myrtleSagina subulata Aurea, also known as Golden Irish Moss, is a low growing perennial ground cover that requires minimal maintenance. Its moss like foliage is ideal for filling gaps between pavers, in rock gardens, or along a pathway. Though tiny, white flowers bloom in late spring to early summer, it's the golden green foliage that makes this ground cover stand out. Soil: Best grown in a humus rich, well drained soil that retains some moisture.

This grevillea is a great addition to native gardens

The thorns make it ideal for blocking thoroughfares and trimmed plants will form a dense

maturing a little earlier with heavy crops fruiting from September to December

wildlife gardens

spreading habit

particularly during the establishment period and dry spells

Conditions: Morning sun

Its fresh new growth emerges with a soft silvery sheen

It forms low mounds naturally without the need to constantly prune the foliage or remove dead flowers

Buddleja CranRazz is a wonderfully compact new addition to the Buddleja family

including bees and birds

Damperia Mat Blue is a stunning dwarf and resilient Australian groundcover