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Plant Directory

Find plants by climate, season, use, and botanical identity.
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Find plants by climate

Start with the growing conditions that decide whether a plant thrives: heat, winter cold, rainfall, soil, and exposure.

Cool temperateFrost, cool summers, shorter seasonsWarm temperateMild winters and long garden seasonsSubtropicalHumidity, warmth, and fast growthMediterraneanDry summers and winter rainfallArid and semi-aridHeat, drought, and low-rainfall gardens

Browse Plant Groups

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Edible plantsVegetables, herbs, fruit, nuts, grains, and useful crops.Flowers and pollinatorsAnnuals, perennials, cutting flowers, and habitat plants.Australian nativesLocal shrubs, trees, screening plants, and wildlife habitat.Foliage and houseplantsIndoor foliage, trailing plants, palms, and flowering pots.Succulents and cactiDrought-tolerant forms for pots, rockeries, and hot sites.Care referenceLight, water, soil, pruning, propagation, and pest guides.
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WaratahTelopea speciosissimaFull sun to part shade. Acidic, well-drained soil. Australian native feature shrub.Grevillea ‘Robyn Gordon’Grevillea banksii x bipinnatifidaBird-attracting native shrub for warm, sunny, low-water gardens.Weeping BottlebrushCallistemon viminalisHardy screen or feature tree with nectar-rich flowers and flexible soil tolerance.

Grow Guides

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Light, water, and soilMatch each plant to the conditions it actually needs.PropagationChoose seed, cutting, division, grafting, or spores.Problems and pestsDiagnose stress, disease, insects, and cultural issues early.Pruning and growthUnderstand habit, dormancy, renewal, and training.

Why PlantSale

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Plants are organized in three practical ways:

  • Botanical group: what kind of organism it is, such as angiosperm, fern, conifer, cycad, moss, or algae.
  • Use and setting: where people usually grow it, such as indoor foliage, edible crop, hedge, pond plant, shade tree, or bedding annual.
  • Care pattern: the real-world conditions that matter most: light, water, soil drainage, humidity, temperature, dormancy, and pruning.
Climate-firstFilter by the conditions that decide garden success before choosing a plant.
Botanically groundedBrowse by family, genus, group, origin, form, and practical garden use.
Built for decisionsUse quick pathways for edible crops, natives, shade, hedging, soil, water, and frost.
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Which plants handle drought?What grows in clay soil?Which natives attract birds?What can take full sun?What works for screening and hedging?