Green Leaves

Periwinkle (Vinca major)

A spreading groundcover, which form extensive mats, but does not climb. Broad-oval, hairless, glossy dark green leaves,
From Eurobodalla Shire Council

Mickey Mouse Bush

This South African native was once a very popular ornamental plant, but it's now a serious bushland weed in some areas
From Burke's Backyard

Cordyline indivisa

Native to the high-rainfall cool mountainous regions of New Zealand, Cordyline indivisa grows to 6 m (20 ft) in the
From Janine's Garden

Alternanthera

This groundhugging and evergreen groundcover is usually grown for its brilliant foliage. Two colour variations are
From Janine's Garden

Tolmeia menziesii

A bushy, evergreen foliage plant reaching about 35cm. It has a bushy, clump-forming, spreading habit and its long-
From Janine's Garden

Ctenanthe lubbersiana

Commonly grown foliage plant, about 40-75 cm high with branching stems that spread laterally. The oblong green leaves
From Janine's Garden

Ctenanthe setosa

This plant is up to 1.5m tall with oblong-lanceolate to oblong leaves with twisted tips. The green leaves sometimes
From Janine's Garden

Chilean needle grass (Nassella neesiana)

Listed as a Weed of National Significance (one of Australia's top 20 weeds). A tall grass about 1m high, with mid to
From Eurobodalla Shire Council

Fragrant Foliage

Glossy green leaves and perfectly shaped, pure white flowers with an exquisite perfume, could only be describing a
From Garden Gurus

Asparagus scandens

Relatively small scrambling plant with wiry stems, which tends to behave more as a groundcover, or climb a short
From Eurobodalla Shire Council

Chinese mustard

Smallish dark green leaves with a peppery taste. Used mainly as a vegetable, but also for pickling, although other
From NSW Agriculture

Prunus 'Okame'

Don looked at an attractive hybrid cherry. Prunus 'Okame' is a cross between P. campanulata and P. incisa. A hardy
From Burke's Backyard

Best Lilly Pilly Varieties

The lilly pilly is one of the most popular plants in Australia today, particularly for hedging and topiary. Lilly
From Burke's Backyard

Charlotte Voake

Come into the woods, where the green leaves grow around and around and where, high in the branches, a nest is full of
From Random House

Buk choy

Buk choy: Chinese chard, Chinese white cabbage, mustard cabbage, bai cai, pak choy. Buk choy is almost like two
From Australian Womens Weekly