Wisteria Sinensis australian-native The fruit ripens in December-January

The fruit ripens in December-January and has the intensely sweet

dark green leaves with deep red colouration at the stem bases

Soak Up improves water retention and reduces hydrophobic conditions in soils with fast absorption of every drop of water

Yucca Desmetiana is a dramatic

One of the most drought-tolerant groundcovers - almost indestructible in Perth's sunny

Wisteria Sinensis australian-native The fruit ripens in December-JanuaryOne of the most spectacular spring flowering climbers available, producing long cascades of fragrant flowers in purple, blue, white, or pink. Wisteria is long lived and eventually becomes a large, structural plant best given a strong pergola, substantial fence, or purpose built support. Full sun. Well drained soil. Deep watering through summer. Prune twice yearly: once in summer (cut back new growth to 5 6 leaves after flowering) and once in late