Looking for beautiful ground cover?
Australian native plants are perfect!
They’re low-maintenance and stunning. Discover the best ones for your garden.
Ready to add some Aussie charm?
Let’s explore!
Grevillea lanigera (Woolly Grevillea)
Woolly Grevillea is perfect for covering ground with its dense foliage and stunning red and pink flowers.
It’s like having a fuzzy blanket in your garden!
Dichondra repens (Kidney Weed)
Kidney Weed is a fantastic Aussie native that forms a lush, green carpet in shaded spots.
It’s super soft underfoot, making it great for barefoot strolls.
Hardenbergia violacea (Happy Wanderer)
Happy Wanderer lives up to its name with its lovely purple blooms and spreading habit.
It’s great for giving your garden a splash of easy-going color.
Myoporum parvifolium (Creeping Boobialla)
Creeping Boobialla is ideal for sandy soils and areas that need erosion control.
Its tiny white flowers are a sweet bonus!
Scaevola aemula (Fan Flower)
Fan Flower, with its unique fan-shaped blooms, creates a sea of purple and blue.
It’s super hardy and loves soaking up the sun.
Chrysocephalum apiculatum (Yellow Buttons)
Yellow Buttons bring bright pops of yellow to your ground cover.
These cheerful flowers are tough as nails and drought-resistant.
Carpobrotus rossii (Pigface)
Pigface might have a funny name, but its bright pink flowers are a serious showstopper.
It’s also great for sandy spots by the coast.
Brachyscome multifida (Cut-leaf Daisy)
Cut-leaf Daisy decorates the ground with delicate purple or white flowers.
It’s low-maintenance and has that charming wildflower vibe.
Atriplex cinerea (Coast Saltbush)
Coast Saltbush is perfect for coastal gardens with its silvery-grey foliage.
It handles salt spray like a champ and still looks fabulous.
Goodenia ovata (Hop Goodenia)
Hop Goodenia adds lovely golden-yellow flowers and bright green leaves to your garden floor.
It thrives almost anywhere you plant it!
Ajuga australis (Australian Bugle)
Australian Bugle is great for shady areas, producing spikes of blue flowers that attract bees.
It’s like rolling out the blue carpet for pollinators.