An excellent choice for winter colour, masses of stunning, unusually shaped large flowers, ranging from white to pinks, apricot and reds.

Zinnia just loves the warm sunny days of summer. They require a full-sun position and warm, humus-rich soil. To promote more flowering, keep cutting the blooms.

Attractive, slower-growing perennial. Grown for its extraordinary deep purple foliage. Best grown in well- lit shady positions for optimal leaf colour and growth. Low maintenance, drought tolerant once established.

Stocks, are an easy to grow annual plant, highly suited to the cooler months in South East QLD. Famous for its sweet subtle scent. Plant in full sun, protected from the wind, will tolerate part shade and light frosts.

Grown for their scented foliage, these evergreen shrubs need good drainage and will grow in full sun to part shade. Flowers appear in spring and summer.

A hardy compact plant with beautiful grey-green foliage. An upright, bushy plant producing stunning flowers, very striking in mass plantings. Prefer full sun, but can also look stunning in pots in part shade. Attracts bees and butterflies.

This fast-growing perennial is making a popular comeback as a beautifully performing indoor plant. Small, star-shaped white flowers form at the end of a long stem. Especially well-suited to hanging baskets to adorn well-lit bathrooms and patios.

This popular houseplant comes in a variety of foliage colours and patterns. It can be trimmed and kept compact, allowed to trail from hanging baskets, or trained up vertical supports. It is easy to grow and prefers bright indirect light.

The piper plant is a vine from the pepper family native to South east Asia. It is a low maintenance plant that enjoys a shaded position and makes a lovely indoor plant with lush green heart shaped leaves.

Pigface is a flowering succulent that is native in coastal areas on sand dunes in NSW and Queensland. Pigface is generally a summer-spring growing plant and has a variety of flower colours and sizes.

Peperomias vary considerably in appearance and most peperomia species are compact and usually do not exceed 30 cm in height. They are adapted to living in small shady crevices on, for example, trees, with small root systems.

The fruit of ornamental chillies provide a stunning display of vibrant colour throughout the warmer months of the year. They enjoy a full sun position with a well drained soil.

True roses that have been selectively bred to stay small in size. They grow moderately quickly and work well in a border or as garden edging. They're also especially nice as specimen plants in containers, where they can be appreciated at eye level.

A vigorous, prostrate, evergreen perennial that produces bright yellow flowers in summer. Suitable for hanging baskets in a well- lit indoor area, or as a groundcover outdoors in partial shade. Can withstand damper soils than many other types of groundcovers.

Attractive evergreen shrub with silvery foliage and stunning lilac flowers. Prefers a sunny position with minimal water requirements. Grows to approximately 1 – 2 m high.

Ornamental kale plants are coloured in red, pink, purple, or white and grow in winter with minimal care. They were developed for their spectacular colours and are not edible. Their colour is all in their extravagantly ruffled leaves.

An Australian native that thrives in our hot dry conditions. Silvery green foliage, accompanied by pink feathery flowers, will last for long periods in the garden or in a pot. Joey ptilotus attracts bees and butterflies, and thrives in full sun with well-drained soil.

Hedera, commonly called ivy, is a genus of evergreen climbing or ground-creeping woody plants. The Ivy Hedera works well in hanging baskets, or as a regularly-clipped topiary.

A hardy perennial compact plant with a spreading habit. It produces a wonderful mass of silvery grey leaves that provide a useful contrast in the garden. Prefers full sun in a well- drained soil.

The gerbera is an ornamental plant from the sunflower family (Asteraceae). Native to Southern Africa, the gerbera ranks as the fifth most popular flower in the world. Not only does it attract bees, butterflies and birds - it is also one of the best houseplants to remove common airborne pollutants.