Philotheca myoporoides Winter Rouge (syn. Eriostemon) clivia

Philotheca myoporoides Winter Rouge (syn. Eriostemon) cliviaPhilotheca Winter Rouge, commonly known as Wax Flower or Eriostemon, is a charming, compact shrub prized for its beauty and fragrance. Its aromatic foliage releases a pleasant scent when touched, adding another sensory layer to the garden. From late winter through to spring, it produces an abundance of delicate, star shaped flowers in soft pale pink, which gradually fade to a crisp white as they mature. These dainty blooms create a gentle, elegant

making it perfect for parks

Alyogyne East Coast Gem is commonly known as the native hibiscus with its furred green foliage providing the perfect backdrop for these colourful flowers

positioned around pools

fruit-bearing groundcover

self-pollinating

The flower petals open up

The pink and green foliage of the Pink Flamingo asserts quiet confidence and colour in a smaller garden

loose panicles of creamy white flowers in summer followed by red berries

produces masses of pocket-sized flowers - glowing white with a faint pink margin borne in a loose informal peony form

Conditions: Sunny position to part shade

Acacia iteaphylla

Melaleuca Pink Surprise is a delightful and resilient shrub that adds charm to Australian gardens