Wildflower pack

These plants are included in the wildflower pack. Perfect to introduce some colour, these native plants all produce abundant flowers throughout the year.

	Key features: WA native Full sun/part shade Flowers in summer Insect and pollinator friendly Bird attracting H: 50cm W: 60cm This hardy native forms clumps of strap-like leaves with tall flower stems that produce distinctive kangaroo paw flowers. Flower colours range from green to yellow and red tones depending on the variety. It is drought tolerant once established and attracts birds and pollinators to the garden.
	Key features: WA native Full sun/part shade Flowers in spring and summer Insect and pollinator friendly Bird attracting H: 50cm W: 60cm This shrub produces needle-like leaves and white star shaped flowers throughout summer. Prefers a sunny position with moist, sandy soil but can tolerate most soil types and short periods of drought. Images: Courtesy of Keith Morris and Friends of Queens Park Bushland
	Key features: WA native Full sun/part shade Flowers in spring and summer H: 3m W: 4m Insect and pollinator friendly Good for erosion control This plant makes a great hedge or bird-attracting general garden shrub. Nectar feeders such as honey eaters love the flowers that grow directly from the branches. Trim lightly to keep it flowering and compact. Tolerant of a wide range of soils. Images: Courtesy of Gardening with Angus, Australian National Botanic Gardens
	Key features: Full sun/part shade Flowers in spring and summer Insect friendly Bird-attracting H: 1.5m W: 1.5m Hardy, small ornamental shrub with mauve coloured flowers, suited to cottage and Mediterranean style gardens. Light pruning promotes bushiness and helps make a good screening plant. Images: Courtesy of Apace WA, Canning River Regional Park Volunteers, Kaitlyn Markham - Atlas Living Australia
	Key features: Full sun/part shade Flowers in winter and spring H: 1m W: 50cm Bird-attracting Pollinator friendly Low growing evergreen shrub that produces bright yellow flowers. Ideal for coastal areas, rockeries and garden beds, preferring a well-drained soil. Images: Courtesy of Tim Hammer, Smathichong - iNaturalist