Tetratheca thymifolia Black Eyed Susan indigofera

Tetratheca thymifolia Black Eyed Susan indigoferaTetratheca thymifolia, or Black Eyed Susan, is a dainty little native shrub smothered in purple bell flowers in late winter spring. It looks right at home tumbling over a rockery with its tiny, thyme like evergreen foliage or in a mixed flowering bed. Give it a light trim and a feed after flowering. It makes an outstanding pot plant as well. This lovely native comes in white and pink flowers as well. Soil: Plant in free draining slightly acid soil

Conditions: Plant in full sun to maximise vibrancy of the new growth

Highly prized for bonsai

serrated foliage and impressive golden blooms

An excellent deciduous shrub

Little Ruby is a glorious sight in the garden with purple-burgundy foliage that glows deep red when backlit by sunlight

The stunning vivid flowers consist of a mass of brilliant crimson red stamens during spring and summer and often sporadically throughout the year

native shrub is prized for its versatility and low maintenance

fan-shaped leaflets arranged along dark

Soil: Well-drained and/or sandy soils

the tree is covered in an abundance of pure white flowers

Conditions: Full sun to full shade

Conditions: Best suited to morning sun and afternoon shade but will take full sun