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.

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.

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.

A classic favourite to adorn any part of your outdoor living area or garden. With eye-catching, long-lasting deep red flowers, it looks fabulous in pots or in the garden. They need regular watering when young, then become highly drought tolerant once established.

A perennial, water-wise plant that thrives in hot, dry conditions. They love full sun, good drainage and a thorough trim after flowering. Once established they become self- reliant. Flowers from early summer through to early autumn.

Fuchsias love lots of filtered light but are particularly intolerant of heat, making them the perfect winter flowering plant.

This very cute sub-shrub is an iconic symbol of the Mediterranean. Traditionally used to perfume bath water and clothes, lavender today serves to beautify our rock beds, flower beds and gardens. It is also used to elaborate perfume and essential oils.

A hugely popular low-growing perennial with a mass of colourful flowers during summer. Easy to grow and very low maintenance. Suitable for containers and garden beds, it is a lover of full sun and tolerates our Qld climate with ease.

Dahlias are a beautiful addition to any garden either in pots or in the garden. With large colourful flowers and lush green leaves they provide a stunning display all year round.

Coreopsis are a low maintenance plant with a mass of daisy like flowers throughout the year. They prefer a full sun position with regular watering.

With vibrant colourful foliage, these plants can be grown in containers or in the ground to create a stunning visual effect. They prefer a full sun to semi-shaded position, and respond well to regular feeding and watering with good drainage.

A compact perennial shrub with spectacular dusted silvery grey foliage. These plants create a beautiful contrast in garden design.

Calibrachoa comes in a variety of flower colours that grow at an amazing rate. These extremely vigorous plants make for colourful addition to any collection of containers or hanging baskets, along walkways, and on garden walls.