Success with Australian Plants

Water and Australian Plants

Why Graft Australian Plants?

Grafted Eremophila

Grafted Eucalypt

Grafted Grevillea

Grafted Flowering Gum

Australian Native Plant Notes

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1. Success with Australian Plants (download pdf)
• Buying
• What to look for
• Plan your Garden
• Care
2. Water and Australian Plants (download pdf)
• Plants adapt to harsh natural conditions. Learn how to use this knowledge to grow your native plants.
3.Why Graft Australian Plants? (download pdf)
• Four main reasons why we graft many of Australia's most beautiful plants.
4. How difficult to grow are Australian plants? (download pdf)
• Easy-to-grow plants
• Usually-difficult-to-grow plants
• Almost-impossible-to-grow plants
5. Grafted Eucalypt Care (download pdf)
• Soil types
• Position
• Frost
• Watering
• Maintenance
• Fertilising
• Mulching
6. Grafted Eremophila Care (download pdf)
• Soil types
• Position
• Frost
• Watering
• Maintenance
• Fertilizing
• Mulching
• Enjoying your plants
7. Grafted Grevillea Information (download pdf)
• Grevillea petrophiloides “Wild Beauty”
• Grevillea flexuosa “Zig Zag Grevillea”
• Grevillea bronwenae “Red Ochre”
• Grevillea dryandroides spp hirsuta
• Standards
• - Grevillea tennuiloba standards
• - Grevillea "Royal Mantle" standards
• - Grevillea nudiflora standards
8. Grafted Flowering Gums Information (download pdf)
• Corymbia ficifolia “Dwarf Orange”
• Corymbia ficifolia “Lollypops”
• Corymbio ficifolia “Little Sweetie”
• Corymbia ficifolia “Wild Fires”