Tropical australian native garden

Explore my Australian native cottage garden in pictures with this photo gallery. I hope it inspires you to plant more flowering native plants in your garden.

Six leading landscape designers reveal their favourite Australian native garden plants to give your home a truly local feel.

It can become expensive when you’re looking at a range of imported tropical plants. Luckily, here are some Australian tropical plants you can choose to make the ultimate tropical garden.

This would have to be one of the most often asked questions I receive, “Can Australian Native plants grow in the shade?” and it is also an answer that

Answers to the increasingly popular topic in Australia: ‘How do I grow natives in pots, courtyards and small gardens’. As well as hanging baskets!

Immerse yourself in the wild beauty of photographer Claire Takacs’s new book, Australian Dreamscapes. Words by Georgina Reid. Images by Claire Takacs

Ferns can often be forgotten but they are a must in native gardens. The varied fronds provide beautiful texture and interest. There are so many to choose from - whether your garden is a dry or damp shady area, there’s a fern for you. They are often perfect plants for problem areas and fit into a wide variety of garden styles. And really, what screams ‘New Zealand’ more than a native fern? #nativegarden #garden design

Cyathea cooperi (Australian Tree Fern) - A fast-growing single trunked tall and elegant tree fern with long spreading fronds which creates a wonderful canopy. The Australian Tree Fern is sure to add a tropical rainforest feel to your garden.

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An exquisite variety of robust, rugged plantings come together in this Mollymook garden.