-The Agave attenuata, otherwise known as a century plant, is a member of the succulent family. This succulent species is best known for its striking architectural presence and is considered a focal point in any garden. Able to tolerate long periods without watering, the Agave attenuata is grown most effectively in full sun, however will survive in shaded or indoor conditions. Available in 200mm, 300mm & 400mm pots, the Agave attenuata is the perfect addition to any modern garden.

-Agapanthus or ‘flower of love’ are ideal for borders due to their narrow upright shape, and dwarf forms are superb in rockeries or containers. Flowering in summer Agapanthus have long fleshy leaves that form dense clumps of evergreen or deciduous foliage. Flower stems tower over the foliage bearing heads of blue purple or white. In frost-free climates, flowers of evergreens appear over a long season.

-Alcanterea imperialis rubra is a native to Rio de Janeiro; its stunningly attractive foliage will add instant appeal to your garden, or look equally good in a pot. Able to grow up to 1,5m wide and with a flower head that can reach 3.5m which is irresistible to the bird when covered in nectar. Alcanterea rubra is able to withstand relatively cool temperature it is a truly tough plant requiring little water. Eplants have Alcanterea imperialis rubra available in 200mm and 300mm pots.

-Alocasia Black Magic/ Alocasia wentii are stunning plants capable of adding instant tropical appeal to your garden. A great plant for shady or boggy areas, Alocasia Black Magic is available in 200mm, 300mm and 45ltr pots. Alocasia wentii is available in 200mm pots.

-A solitary palm, the Archontophoenix alexandrae is best known for its slender grey trunk and feather-like fronds. Also known as the Alex Palm, the Archontophoenix alexandrae has a growth habit of up to 25m in height and approximately 2-3m in width. Used effectively on their own or in clusters, the Archontophoenix alexandrae is a popular palm that can be found as far south as Sydney and as far north as Cape York. Available at Eplants in 45lt, 100lt, 200lt.

-Anthurium Dakota have glossy green leaves with a beautiful red flower, at home in the garden or in a pot Anthurium Dakota are available in 140mm and 300mm at Eplants.   

-The Austromyrtus blushing beauty is a small shrub with an optimum height of 1.5m and width of 1.2m. Often used in ornamental gardens, the Austromyrtus blushing beauty is similar to a dwarf lilypily, and is effectively used as a low lying hedge. With its stunning burgundy and copper tones, the Austromyrtus blushing beauty has a delicate presence and boasts beautiful white flower clusters in the warmer months. On its own or on mass the Austromyrtus blushing beauty is a wonderful addition to any full sun or partially shaded gardenscape.

-Similar to the Austromyrtus blushing beauty, the Austromyrtus copper top is a small shrub with an optimum height of approximately 1.5m and similar spread.  Beginning as a deep green leaf at the base and extending to a copper new flush, the Austromyrtus copper top is a very hardy small shrub that can withstand long periods of minimal water and exposure to salt or sand. This combined with its bursts of white flowers in summer are what make the Austromyrtus copper top a popular choice in many garden settings. Available at Eplants Wholesale Nursery in 140mm pots.

-Austromyrtus dulcis can be found in woodlands, forests or rainforest fringes. Austromyrtus dulcis, known as Midgen Berry, occurs from Byron Bay through to Fraser Island and is a spreading shrub up to 2 m tall. Flowering in spring and summer and then following on with sweet tasting berries. Eplants has Austromyrtus dulcis available in 140mm pots.

-Austromyrtus afterglow is a dense shrub with glossy foliage with shiny red new growth it is a very hardy native shrub and is available in a 300mm pot.

-Azalea Indica/Shiraz. Azaleas are amongst the most popular, evergreen shrubs we grow. Much loved for their abundance of flowers. Grown best in sheltered, filtered light Azalea Shiraz has Attractive red-burgundy foliage and red blooms were as Azalea indica has green foliage and white flowers. Available at Eplants in 200mm and 300mmm pots.

-Backhousia citriodora occurs in coastal forests from Brisbane to Mackay and is known as the Lemon-scented Myrtle. It is a medium sized tree, to 8m tall with a low-branching habit. The leaves of this plant are a light green color and let of a strong lemon scent which can be smelt throughout the garden as well as being used to make tea and essential oils. Available from Eplants in sizes ranging from 300mm through to 100ltr bags.

-Backhousia myrtifolia is a small rain forest shrub capable of growing up to 5m high and 2m wide, it has small white flowers that are highly attractive to birds whilst its leaves smell like cinnamon and are often used to make essential oils. Available from Eplants in 200mm/45ltr sizes.

-It is a common misconception that Bamboo should not be used in the modern landscape, that it is a nightmare to maintain and impossible to remove. In some cases this is true, however, Eplants grows a range of clumping Bamboo that is non invasive and perfect for use in garden. The three most popular varieties are 'Java black', 'gracillis' and 'tiger grass'. All are non-invasive clumping bamboo varieties that can me used in a pot or in the ground. The Java black is a stunning black Bamboo growing up to 16m and in clumps of up to 2m. It is strong, smooth and straight and highly sought after in the landscape industry. Gracillis meaning 'slender' is a small growing bamboo to 6m tall x 50cm wide and is the only form of Bamboo that is tall enough to screen a 2 storey building in a clump of 1m or less. Tiger grass is not a true form of bamboo however it has similar characteristics and grows in healthy lime green clumps of up to 3m.