Agapanthus
Vibrant, colourful flowers with shiny green leaves, Agapanthus can really brighten up your garden.
Looking for a plant that catches its own dinner, lowering the housefly population as it goes? Then the Venus Fly Trap (Dionaea muscipula) is the plant for you! Sensationalised and vilified in many a fantasy cartoon and video game, this carnivorous plant is actually pretty cute in person and can make the perfect work desk or windowsill ornament.
No, they won’t bite your finger off… unless you’re a fly.
Vibrant, colourful flowers with shiny green leaves, Agapanthus can really brighten up your garden.
Ageratum flowers are tough plants that can even handle a bit of shade. They are the truest blue annuals you can find for your garden.
Looking for options for groundcover, try growing ajuga. Ajuga has a wide variety of foliage colors usually in the rich deep burgundy realm.
How to grow yellow Allamanda! A tropical evergreen shrub features large golden-yellow flowers. Please note in QLD it's an invasive plant.
An ideal mix for germination of vegetable, herb and flower seeds and for cutting propagation.
A fast acting, liquid fertiliser ideal for feeding a wide range of ornamental flowers, shrubs and trees, as well as vegies and herbs.
These crystals absorb up to 400 times their own weight in water. This water is then released back to the plants over time as they require it.
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