Australian Native Plants GROWN for Local Conditions
At Inglewood Native Plants, we take pride in offering a diverse selection of robust native plants that are perfectly suited for the unique landscapes of north-central Victoria. Our range includes hardy shrubs, ornamental grasses, vibrant ground covers, towering Eucalypts, and resilient Acacias, all cultivated with a focus on strong local genetics.
Our nursery offers a wide selection of hardy Australian natives, including robust shrubs, resilient grasses, iconic Eucalypts, and essential habitat plants. Each species is chosen for its ability to thrive in north-central Victoria’s climate and soil conditions.
Shrubs: Tough, drought-tolerant varieties that provide structure and shelter in gardens and restoration sites.
Grasses: Native grasses that support soil health and create natural groundcover with minimal maintenance.
Eucalypts: Local Eucalypt species grown from seed collected on our property, suited to regional landscapes.
Habitat Plants: Plants that encourage biodiversity by providing food and shelter for native wildlife.
Groundcovers & Acacias: Low-growing plants and nitrogen-fixing Acacias that improve soil fertility and stability.
Grasses
- Aristida behriana
- Austriodanthonia erenthium
- Austriodanthonia raceomsa
- Austriodanthonia setereum
- Austrostipa arisglumis
- Austrostipa desiflora
- Austrostipa elegantissima
- Austrostipa rudis
- Austrostipa scabra
- Bothriochlora mara
- Chloris truncata
- Dichanthium sericeum
- Elymus scaber
- Microlaena stipoides
- Poa labillardierei
- Poa morrisi
- Themeda avenacea
- Themeda triandra
Perenials
- Ajuga australis
- Alitta cardiocarpa
- Ammobium alatum
- Arthropodium milleflorum
- Arthropodium minus
- Arthropodium strictum
- Asperula conferta
- Athropodium milleflorum
- Atriplex leptocarpa
- Atriplex nummilaria
- Atriplex prostrata
- Atriplex semibaccata
- Brachyscome acueata
- Brachysome multifida (white)
- Brunonia australis
- Bulbine bulbosa
- Bulbine crassa
- Bulbinella nutans
- Caesia calliantha
- Calocephalus citreus
- Calostemma purpureum
- Carex appressa
- Carex teretifolia
- Carex testacea
- Carpobrotus modestus
- Carpobrotus rossi
- Chenopodium desertorum
- Chenopodium nitraiaceum
- Chrysocephalum apiculatum
- Chrysocephalum appiculatum
- Chrysocephalum semipapposum
- Convulvulus angusttissimus
- Craspedia aurantium
- Crassula multicava
- Dicondra repens
- Disphyma crassifolium
- Einada hastarta
- Enadia nutans
- Enadia tomentosa
- Eremophila nivea
- Eryngium ovinum
- Goodenia ovata
- Goodenia paradoxa
- Goodenia pinnatifida
- Kennedia prostrata
- Lomandra longifolia
- Maireana brevifolia
- Menttha australia
- Microseries walterii
- Microseris lanceolata
- Myoporum parvifolium
- Myoporum pavifolium
- Myoporum pavifolium (Fine Leaf)
- Podolepis jaceoides
- Ptilotus macrocephalus
- Ptilotus nobilis
- Pysconorus variabilis
- Ranunculus pachycarpus
- Rhagodia spinosa
- Senecio odoratus
- Wahlenbergia stricta
- Xerochrysum viscosum
Shrubs
- Acacia acinacea
- Acacia aculeatissima
- Acacia brachybotrya
- Acacia dealbata
- Acacia genistifolia
- Acacia hakiodes
- Acacia paradoxa
- Acacia pravissima
- Acacia provicialis
- Acacia pycnantha
- Acacia rigens
- Acacia stenophylla
- Banksia ericifolia
- Banksia integrifolia
- Banksia marginata
- Callistemon citrinus
- Callistemon serberii
- Dodenea viscosa spp cunatea
- Grevillia alpina
- Hakea deccurrens
- Hakea tephrosperma
- Leptospernum scoparium
- Melaleuca armillaris subsp. armillaris
- Melaluca decussata
- Melaluca wilsonii
- Prostantheria incisa
- Ragodia spinescens
TRees
- Acacia implexa
- Acacia itephylla
- Acacia liguata
- Acacia mearnsii
- Acacia melanoxylon
- Acacia montana
- Acacia pendula
- Eucalyptus albens
- Eucalyptus baxterii
- Eucalyptus behrina
- Eucalyptus caesia
- Eucalyptus calygona
- Eucalyptus incerata
- Eucalyptus macrohyncha
- Eucalyptus meliodora
- Eucalyptus microphylla
Trusted by gardeners who value resilience and local roots
I love that everything I buy grows beautifully. Any other native from anywhere else just struggles. I bought my first bunch of plants from a local market, and take the opportunity to grab a few whenever they pop up at other markets. Such great advice and so knowledgeable of the area. Total faves!
Joanne May - Google Review
