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A-Z guide to WA native plants

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  • Native plant inspiration to suit any waterwise garden
  • Learn about popular WA native plants

Western Australia has its own unique climate, and with that comes its own set of challenges - particularly when it comes to creating a beautiful garden.

Plants suited to our climate need less water and are low maintenance - many of which make for a beautiful feature in any garden.

In WA, we’re fortunate to be home to thousands of native plant species. Known for their natural beauty, these plants are as suited to our climate as they are stunning.

Need inspiration to incorporate native plants into your garden? Look no further, our guide has everything you need, from A-Z.

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Ashby’s Banksia, Blue Lechenaultia, Cockies Tongue, Dampiera

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Esperance Wax, False Baeckea, GinGin Gem, Hood Leaved Hakea

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Illyarrie, Jervis Bay Afterdark, Kings Park Special, Long-Leaved Paperbark

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Magnificent Mint Bush, Native Foxglove, Olive Grevillea, Pink Pokers

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Quandong, Robin Redbreast Bush, Spiked Eremophila, Tallerack

WA native plants clockwise from top left: Yellow Featherflower, Zig Zag Wattle

Waterwise plants

Plants suited to our climate need less water, are low maintenance and will look great in your garden. Use our waterwise plant directory to find native, waterwise plants that will grow best where you live. Search for waterwise plants.

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