Plants To Go specialises in the supply and delivery of a vast range of quality plants for sale. One area that we specialise in is shrubbery. Our shrubs are sure to provide an eye-catching contrast to your garden . Our variety includes the likes of: Abelia, Abuliton, Banksia, Cordyline, Leptospermum, Rose and many more.
Browse through our online nursery to discover the exotic and native range of shrubs we offer. For something simple or something complex, Plants To Go will have a shrubbery that will bring your garden to life.
Abelia belongs to the woodbine (Caprifoliaceae) family and is an evergreen, deciduous shrub. A beautiful ornamental shrub, Abelia has a vibrant floral colour throughout summer. Most species do not exceed 1.8m and look equally impressive when planted singly.
- Densely bushy habit with slightly arching branches
- Not suitable for areas with severe winters
- Grows in sun or partial shade
- Trim to shape in late winter or spring
Also known as ‘Chinese Lanterns’, Abutilons are closely related to hibiscus. They have a wispy, delicate form with colourful, lantern-shaped flowers. It is an evergreen shrub that grows to about 2-3m tall. Flowers are produced in September to December but also spot flowers at other times.
- Attractive maple-like leaves
- Flower from spring to summer
- Colours include white, pink, red, yellow, orange and salmon
- A stunning evergreen shrub
The flowering season varies with Acacias blooming from late winter into spring. Most Acacias are shrubs or small to medium sized trees. The foliage is often blue-green or silver-gray and often the leaves change to narrow phyllodes as the plants mature. Throughout winter or spring they form an abundant display of blossom.
- The small flowers are yellow, cream or white
- Most Acacias are fast growers
- Great for ornamental or landscape use
- Drought tolerant, but can do with reliable summer moisture
Also known as ‘Kangaroo Paws’, Anigozanthos occur naturally in the southwest of Western Australia. Size, colour and flower-stalk height varies between species. The flowers are pollinated by birds and Anigozanthos is grown commercially in the United States, Israel and Japan.
- Can grow in a variety of habitats and soil types
- Flowers appear over spring and summer
- Stalks provide a perch for visiting birds
- Fantastic native Australian plant for any garden
Banksia is a woody, low-growing shrub endemic to Australia. Can grow anywhere in the country and vary from prostrate shrubs to low-branching trees. Banksia is a sturdy plant, often with a stout trunk. Banksia’s cylindrical spikes are densely packed with hundreds of small flowers.
- A hardy plant that will grow almost anywhere in Australia
- Frost hardy and resistant to salt spray
- Most species prefer an open, sunny position
- Will withstand dry conditions
The beautiful Brachyscome is a perennial herb found in woodlands and open forests. Grows best in a full sun position, but can tolerate part shade. Can grow on a range of soil types including heavy clays. Generally Brachyscome does not suffer from many diseases or pests.
- Doesn’t need much additional watering
- Can form dense mats of foliage
- Can also be used as an excellent ground cover
- Flowers are disc florets
Belonging to the foxglove family (Scrophulariaceae), Buddleja are hardy, quick growing plants. They will grow in most soil types and most species are grown for their flowers. Usually in spikes, the flowers also occur in spherical heads or loose clusters. Flowering times vary.
- Colours: pink, mauve, reddish purple, orange and yellow
- Popular in many gardens
- Hardier than evergreens
- Grows best in sunny or partly shaded areas
Callistemon is a genus far more commonly known as ‘Bottlebrush’. Most Bottlebrushes occur in the east and south-east of Australia. The flower spikes of Bottlebrushes form in spring and summer and are made up of a number of individual flowers. Each flower produces a small woody fruit containing hundred of tiny seeds.
- Make excellent garden plants
- Height ranges from 0.5m to 4m tall
- Most species are frost tolerant
- Best flowers come from full sun plantation
Cordyline is a spectacular foliage plant with its colouring coming from the different chemicals in its leaves. Can grow in green, purple and orange. Cordylines are generally a hardy plant and are a slow growing evergreen. Has sprays of white flowers in summer and small globular white fruits in autumn.
- A great foliage plant to have in any garden
- Grows in a variety of colours
- Flowers mainly in summer
- Generally a hardy plant
Sometimes referred to as ‘Native Fuchsia’, Correa occurs in a variety of habitats from mountain forests to dry mallee-scrub. Its leaves vary from rough and hairy to almost smooth-surfaced above and slightly furry beneath. Flowers are bellshaped with the tips of the joined petals are turned back or reflexed.
- Flowering time between May and November
- Grow well in any soil
- Great in shade or full sun
- Regular watering is essential for healthy growing
Escallonia is an excellent evergreen compact shrub with vibrant and glossy leaves, Its leaves are set upon red stems and are covered from late spring to late summer with a brilliant display of pink bell-shaped flowers. For best results, prune and fertilise with a long term slow release fertiliser after flowering.
- Prefers a full sun or partly shaded area
- Fast growing when pruned regularly
- Moderate water required once established
- A beautiful shrub for your garden
Grevillea is a native Australian plant that can grow right throughout the country. Flowering all year round, Grevillea loves the sun and acts as a fantastic ground cover. Many species of the Grevillea family (Proteaceae) have nectar rich flowers.
- Flowers all year round
- Ranges from small shrubs to large trees
- Needle-like to narrow leaves
- Can do with an occasional deep watering
Hebe is a member of the foxglove family (Scrophulariaceae) and grows in a wide range of habitats. Hebe may be shrubby, tree-like, compact or sprawling. It has an attractive light to dark foliage and most Hebes are grown for their abundant small tubular-shaped flowers.
- Colours include: white, pink, deep purple and crimson
- Flowers may occur year round
- Prefer sunny positions
- Not fussy about soil types
A spectacular looking shrub now available in a range of colours. Hibiscus loves sun and a warm climate so it’s a little bit more difficult to grow in colder regions. Hibiscus usually flourishes in spring and autumn and the plant responds well to pruning. Grow well in a port and for a real tropical effect trim them as a hedge.
- A great addition to any warm climate garden
- Needs a full sun plantation
- Requires well drained soil
- Originally native to China
Commonly known as 'Teatrees', Leptospermum grows in a variety of habitats from coastal dunes to high mountain peaks. Most Leptospermum species make desirable garden plants. Flowers are mostly large, up to 3cm in diameter. Leptospermum are easy to propagate from seed or cuttings.
- A hardy shrub
- Can be planted in most soils
- Grows in most areas of Australia
- Fantastic in any garden
Melaleucas comes in a variety of species that can all grow naturally in Australian environments. Melaleuca comes from the Greek melas (black) and leukos (white) referring to black marks on the white trunks of some species due to fire. Melaleucas present beautiful flowers in an array of colours: crimson, orange, purple and cream.
- Grow in most areas of Australia
- Produce amazing flowers
- A great addition to any garden
- Require moderate maintenance
A shrubby perennial that flowers through the warmer months of the year. Osteospermum produce long-stemmed daisy-like flowers in white or purplish-pink with dark blue centres. Foliage consists of narrow oval pointed sappy leaves with few side teeth.
- Mostly grown as an attractive ground cover
- Good bed or border plants
- Grow better in summer
- Grows to a height of 25-30cm
When it comes to Rose varieties, Plants To Go have the largest online selection in Australia. Take a look through our variety and purchase the ones you desire, then just sit back and wait til they arrive at your door. Roses are wonderful editions to any garden
- A variety of species and colours
- Great for any garden
- Pruning required in winter and summer
- Water well to encourage strong, healthy growth
Also known as the ‘Lillypilly’ variety, the Syzygium species of shrubs are among the most attractive and versatile lillypillies in Australia. They are one of the most sought after horticultural plant groups for landscaping and gardens. Therefore it goes without saying that Syzygium definitely has a place in your garden.
- A small shrub about 1-3m tall
- Extremely attractive foliage
- Sweeping branches with edible fruit
- Flower from spring to summer
Westringia can be a permanent feature in any garden. It is an easily grown shrub of simple and neat appearance. Westringia produces white flowers and its growth is naturally stiff. It reaches at least 2m in height and 5m in width. Generally the plant is shapely.
- Foliage is dark evergreen
- Leaves are up to 2cm long
- Flowers are seen in most months
- Flowers cannot tolerate extreme heat or cold
As you can see, our range of shrubs is extensive; but it doesn’t end there. Plants To Go can find any shrub you’re after as long as it is available in Australia. Browse through our in depth selection first and if you can’t find what you’re after and we’ll do our best to help you. It’s part of what makes Plants To Go Australia’s best online nursery.
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