What are the best Australian native plants for gardens?

Popular Australian natives include Grevillea, Westringia, Lomandra, Callistemon (Bottlebrush), and Banksia. These plants are adapted to Australian conditions, require less water once established, and attract native birds and pollinators.

Do native plants need much water?

Most Australian natives are drought-tolerant once established (typically after 1-2 years). During establishment, water deeply 2-3 times per week. After that, most natives only need supplemental watering during extended dry periods.

Can I buy native plants wholesale?

Yes, Evergreen Growers supplies native plants wholesale to landscapers, councils, and garden centres across Australia. We grow over 200 native varieties in tube stock and larger sizes.

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Why Choose Australian Natives?

Natives use up to 70% less water once established. They already know our weather, our soils, and our wildlife. A $5 tube stock outperforms a $25 potted plant by year five — deeper roots, better resilience, and a stronger connection to the landscape. Whether you’re planting a native hedge, a wildlife corridor, or a low-maintenance front yard, natives are the smartest long-term investment.

Natives

Coastal Rosemary - Westringia Fruticosa

Dwarf Bottlebrush - Callistemon Little John

Dwarf Lilly Pilly - Acmena Smithii Minor

Dwarf Lilly Pilly - Acmena Smithii Minor - 140mm pot.

Bower of Beauty - Pandorea Jasminoides

Woolly Grevillea - Grevillea lanigera

Gazania Yellow END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK

Blue Jacaranda - Jacaranda Mimosifolia

Coast Banksia Integrifolia

Devil's Blush - Leucadendron Salignum

Red Flowering Gum - Corymbia Ficifolia

Silky Oak - Grevillea Robusta

Water-Wise

Crimson Bottlebrush - Callistemon Citrinus END OF BATCH / IMPERFECT STOCK

Blue Fescue Grass - Festuca glauca

Mat Rush Lomandra - Longifolia

NZ Christmas Bush - Metrosideros Thomasii

Purple Hop Bush - Dodonaea Viscosa Purpurea

Giant Spear Lily - Doryanthes Palmeri

Port Jackson Fig - Ficus Rubiginosa

Queensland Brush Box - Lephostomen confertus

Silver Wattle - Acacia podalyriifolia (Queensland Silver Wattle)

Wildlife Habitat

Rosy Paperbark - Melaleuca Diosmatifolia

Coastal Tea Tree - Leptospermum Laevigatum

Cabbage Tree Purple - Cordyline Australis

Why Choose Australian Natives?

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