Our Plant of the Month for April is the Limonium sinuatum  Yellow Sun Bird. This Yellow Statice grows to a height of 70-95cm  tall by 50cm wide and has papery yellow flowers. It is best grown in full sun and in very well drained soil and has low water requirements once established. This is certainly a tough plant and will give a little pop of colour to your garden.

Our Plant of the Month for March is the Grevillea Allyn Glory. This is a dense shrubby Grevillea which grows 1.5 metres tall x 1 metre wide and has a long flowering season with bright red spidery flowers. It is a very wise selection for your garden as it is frost and drought hardy once established so needs very little care. It is best grown in full sun and in well drained soil.

Our Plant of the Month for February is the Banksia menziesii dwarf commonly known as  Dwarf Firewood Banksia. This small showy Banksia has thick woolly branches and serrated dark green leaves. It produces a profusion of stunning pink/red flowers during Autumn and Winter. The Banksia menziesii dwarf makes a spectacular show in your garden and is suitable for shrubberies,  for use as a small windbreak and is great for cut flowers and floristry. It grows well in a sunny position in well drained soil and will tolerate drier conditions and light frost. The flowers will attract nectar feeding birds to your garden.

Our Plant of the Month for January is the Limonium Pink or Limonium roseum. It is a low growing evergreen shrub  growing 60cm x 60cm and has large green leaves. In the warmer parts of the year it produces flat topped sprays of bright pink flowers.  Limonium Pink makes a lovely cut flower and will thrive in full sun to  part shade and grows in most soil types. The Limonium roseum  will tolerate frost which makes it  a hardy addition to any garden.

Our Plant of the Month for December is the Thryptomene baeckeacea which is a small shrub endemic to Western Australia. It has a low sprawling habit, growing between 20cm and 1 metre high  with masses of small and dainty white, pink or purple flowers between May and October. They suit a wide range of soil types and grow in sun or part shade. They are happy in coastal gardens, tolerate lime and light frost and are drought hardy. They can be used as an informal low hedge and look spectacular when mass planted.