Drought resistant plants
Plants known for their hardiness to withstanding long periods without rain, once established. 86 products
Jervis Gem Westringia (Westringia Jervis Gem) $3.75
A dense and compact miniature form of Wynyabbie Gem growing up to to 1m high with foliage similar to White Coastal Rosemary and masses of lilac flowers for most of the year.Salt tolerant.
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Fine Leafed Rosemary (Westringia longifolia) $3.75
Beautiful, fine leafed shrub with a dense rounded form. Bears masses of pure-white flowers throughout the canopy for most of the year. Frost and drought resistant.Grows to 2m high.
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Morning Light (Westringia Morning Light) $3.75
Compact, dense, groundcover with variegated foliage of yellow-green and bears white flowers similar to the White Westringias.A very useful accent plant due to its unusual foliage colours.Grows under 1m high.
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Sea Mist Westringia (Westringia Sea Mist) $3.75
A tough shrub reaching 2 metres tall with beautiful variegated foliage speckled throughout with mauve flowers in Winter and Spring. Frost resistant.
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White Rambler (Westringia White Rambler) $3.75
A dense, evergreen, semi-prostrate shrub with cascading foliage. Extremely hardy to drought, salt-spray and frost.Masses of flowers produced during Spring and Summer. Grows from 2m to 4m wide. Frost resistant.
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Grass Tree (Xanthorrhoea latifolia) $5.50
A highly prized specimen plant in any Native Plant garden. The Grass Tree, as opposed to popular belief, is really quite fast growing in so far as growing a full-sized grass-head goes.The one in the picture here is only about 10 years old and had developed its grass head in around 5 to 6 years! What
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