-The Randia fitzalani is an evergreen tree with large, glossy dark green foliage and is commonly referred to as the Native Gardenia. It produces clusters of small white flowers similar to the exotic gardenias and large yellow fruit that are edible when soft. The Randia fitzalani prefers a sunny spot and well drained soil for maximum growth. Available at Eplants in 45lt, 200lt, 200lt & 400lt.

-The Rhapis excelsa or lady palm is a multi-stemmed shade palm growing up to 4m in height. A popular choice indoors or in a pot, the lady palm has a clumping habit and is similar in appearance to bamboo. Rhapis Excelsa is a slow growing miniature palm that enjoys a tropical climate including a moist and shady condition. Available at Eplants in 300mm, 45lt & 100lt sizes.

-Rhoeo dwarf is a short-stemmed foliage plant which makes attractive clumping rosettes to approximately 20cm. Forming a solid groundcover of purple and green sword-shaped leaves that are green above and purplish below. The unusual flowers, borne down among the leaves, appear as clusters of tiny white flowers nestled within two boat shaped, purplish bracts. Rhoeo is ideal for use as a quick-growing groundcover, thriving in full sun to part shade and is also suitable as in pots.  Rhoeo is extremely drought-tolerant, even growing in cracks in a concrete wall. Available at Eplants in 140mm pots in both 'discolour' & 'stripe me pink'.

-Sansevieria is more commonly known as mother-in-laws tongue and is commonly used as architectural plants because of its striking structural look and ease of maintenance. Mother-in-law’s tongue plants are ornamental houseplants with rigid, upright, succulent leaves. The leaves can be dark green with lighter green or gray horizontal markings along them and the most distinguishing feature of this plant is its variegated yellow edging.

-Scavola ‘mauve clusters’ is a commonly used ground cover with small mauve flowers that last throughout the year. Capable of spreading to 2m with dark green leaves. Best in sun or light shade with moderate watering.

-Strelitzia reginae is a bold structural plant, which forms large evergreen clumps of stiff leaves growing up from the base. The grey-green banana-like leaves grow approx 1.5 m in height and the flowers stand above the foliage at the tips of long stalks. The Strelitzia reginae is an easy plant to grow in the garden. Plants do well in full sun to semi-shade, love a rich loamy soil and plenty of water throughout the year. They respond well to regular feeding with a slow release fertilizer and compost. They are however very drought tolerant plants and will thrive in most soils and can survive with very little water once established.

-Strelitzia Nicolai is a large growing bird of paradise, capable of growing up to 12m in height they make a stunning large specimen plant and are welcome addition to and tropical garden with the room to accommodate them. Their large flower heads bloom throughout most of the year and can grow up to 500mm in length. Strelitzia Nicolai will produce many suckers over the years and it is recommended that it is planted in a garden that allows it plenty of room to move as it can have quite an invasive root system.

-The Syzigium Jambos is an attractive evergreen tree to approximately 8m. It boasts a dense, rounded crown of slender, wide spreading branches with dark green glossy leaves and pink new growth. Fluffy, greenish-white flowers in rounded clusters appear on this tropical tree during spring and summer. It can tolerates a wide range of soils and conditions, including windy and sheltered coastal, but does best in a warm position with moist, fertile, well-drained soils in full sun or part shade. Available at Eplants in 200mm, 300mm, 45lt & 100lt pots.