AUSTRALIAN NATIVE NURSERY PERTH
Zanthorrea Specialises In Australian Plants
Australian native plants are well known for their unique beauty. Long neglected as garden plants in Western Australia, they have had a recent surge in popularity as water-wise alternatives to traditional garden plants. Plant breeders, both in Australia and overseas are developing cultivars and hybrids with wide appeal. As well as looking spectacular in the contemporary or bush garden, our local flora is highly attractive to birds and other native animals.
All the plants we grow on site are potted on by hand and our nursery meets Both NIASA (Nursery Industry Accreditation Scheme Australia) and SGA (Sustainable Gardening Australia) standards.

PLANT OF THE MONTH
Grevillea 'Mello Yellow'

Grevillea ‘Mello Yellow’ is a low-growing, dense ground cover that brings a cheerful splash of colour to your garden. It features beautiful, lemon-yellow flowers that bloom prolifically from late winter through to spring, providing a long-lasting display and attracting nectar feeding birds. It is versatile and suits a wide range of uses including as a groundcover, an accent plant in rockeries, or for adding texture and colour to mass plantings. ‘Mello Yellow’ is hardy and easy to grow, thriving in full sun and part shade. Once established, it is drought-tolerant and requires minimal maintenance, making it a perfect choice for water-wise gardens.
Plant List
In this list you will find information on flowering time, colours and heights for plants we often have available. Our plant list is a helpful guide to the plants grow, but doesn’t show current availability or pricing. If you are interested in any plants on the list, please give the nursery a call to check availability and pricing.
NURSERY PLANTS Perth
Adenanthos cuneatus
Basket Flower
Adenanthos cuneatus, commonly known as, basket flower or jug flower, is a hardy and attractive native shrub with small red to pink tubular flowers that bloom mainly from late winter to summer. It thrives in well-drained sandy soils and full sun to part shade, making it ideal for coastal or native gardens. This low-maintenance plant is tolerant of salt-laden winds, drought, and light frosts, great for those tough spots in the garden! Its compact, silvery-green foliage produces attractive pink new growth that adds year-round texture, and it works beautifully as a low hedge, feature plant, or in wildlife-friendly gardens where it attracts birds and pollinators.
1m H a x 15m W
Anigozanthos 'Scorchers Flame'
You may know this old favourite as Kings Park ‘Federation Flame’, but it has had a face lift and been given a brand-new name in partnership with our Perth T20 cricket team! The fiery orange flower spikes, will bring flaming colour, and nectar feeding birds to your garden from late winter to early summer. Plant in a sunny, or partly shaded position and water consistently through summer for best results. Happy in a wide range of soils including sand, gravel and loam. It provides a stunning display when mass planted.
1m Flower spikes
Baeckea virgata 'miniature'
Baeckea virgata ‘Miniature’ is a compact, fine-leafed shrub that produces a stunning display of clean, white flowers during the warmer months. Perfect for low hedges, borders, or container planting, this miniature form thrives in well-drained soils and prefers full sun to part shade. It can be slow growing, but is hardy once established, showing good tolerance to light frost, and long periods of dry. Low-maintenance and neat in habit, it benefits from light pruning after flowering to maintain its shape. Can be pruned back hard to refresh growth if required. Ideal for formal or informal gardens, it adds delicate texture and year-round interest with minimal care.
60cm H x 60cm W
Boronia megastigma
If you’ve lived in Perth for a while, you may remember the scent of these filling the streets of the CBD where they were sold in bunches in the malls. Interestingly, up to 25% of the population suffer from a condition called boronia anosmia, meaning that they are unable to smell the intense fragrance of the boronia flower! Commonly known as the brown Boronia, we currently have a range of varieties in stock with flower colours including brown, pink, purple and yellow. Plant in soil improved with plenty of organic matter and thick layer of mulch to keep the roots cool. Protect from summer sun and strong winds. Prune by up to a third after flowering to maintain a more compact habit. Plant in pots placed at the front door or in outdoor areas to enjoy the scent throughout spring.
1m H x 1m W
Austromyrtus dulcis
Midyim Berry
This is a low-growing, spreading, bushy shrub that produces masses of dainty white flowers from spring to summer, followed by sweet, edible berries speckled with purple that have a texture and flavour similar to a blueberry. It thrives in well-drained soils and prefers full sun to part shade, with best fruiting in sunnier spots. This attractive native is easy to care for, requiring minimal maintenance beyond light pruning to keep it tidy. Austromyrtus dulcis is excellent for bushfood gardens, borders, or ground cover and tolerates light frosts. Plant in sandy or loamy soils. Its tasty berries are great for snacking or making jams, making it both beautiful and productive in the garden.
Up to 1m H x 1.5m W
Callistemon 'Endeavour'
A hardy, fast-growing bottlebrush variety that is perfect for hedging, screening, or as a vibrant feature plant. It produces brilliant red, brush-like flowers from spring through summer, attracting birds and pollinators. 'Endeavour' thrives in full sun and tolerates a range of soil types including clay and sandy soils. Highly drought-tolerant once established and moderately frost-tolerant, it requires minimal maintenance—just a light prune after flowering to maintain shape and encourage bushy growth.
3m H x 2m W