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The plants selected to be in the Austraflora collection have been trialed and chosen for their versatility, longer flowering, drought tolerance and bird attraction. These are proven plants with particular emphasis placed on small and compact selections, in tune with the smaller more compact size of many of today’s gardens.  Look out for our labels in garden centers across the country. Check back often as we will be constantly updating the site with new plant releases, information and gardening tips to help you create your own Austraflora, flora for fauna garden.

 

Latest News.

Great Blog Post About Banksias in the UK!

"If you are ever after Australian natives Austraflora have a fabulous range of plants suitable for the domestic garden. I don’t know whether they ship their plants internationally  but I would love a Banksia ‘Birthday Candle’ or two in my UK garden."

Check out the full article here.

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We will be constantly updating the page with new photos, and label images as well as some exclusive informational flyers about your favorite varieties!

If you have a particular favourite Austraflora plant in your garden, why not upload it to the page so all can see!
Your garden could be instantly famous!

Callistemon Mary MacKillop, a heavenly callistemon

This very special Callistemon cultivar selected in 1998 from an Austraflora Callistemon breeding program, was named Callistemon 'Mary MacKillop' in her honor. The Callistemon viminalis x Callistemon "Endeavour" selection produces large cardinal red pendulous brushes spring & summer and at other times if spent flowers are pruned, a large flowering garden specimen, street plant or compact soft screen. Royalties collected from sales of this plant go to the Trustees of The Sisters of St Joseph and have, for the past 12 years, helped fund and assist education programs and support work with socially disadvantaged people.