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At Plantmark, we offer a vast selection of high-quality shrubs to suit a variety of Australian landscapes and climates.

Shrubs are an essential component of any well-designed landscape, providing texture, form, and color to gardens of all sizes.

Whether you're after low-maintenance native varieties or vibrant, flowering exotics, our range of shrubs can enhance both residential and commercial spaces.

Ready to explore our collection? Browse through our wide range of shrubs below, or read more about their benefits at the bottom of the page.

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Picture of Cuphea mexicana White Cuphea mexicana White Cuphea Available: 0
Wantirna
A2, A9
B7, C9, Shade, Specials
D6, D Treeline
B13
A13
C3, Specials
B11, C9 Shade
C11, D, Indoor, C7,
A10, C7, Indoor
A10, C7, Indoor
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A13
B4, Indoor
C3, Specials
B11, C9 Shade
B13
B7, C9, Shade, Specials
D6, D Treeline
B13
B6
A11
A12, Entry, Specials
B7, C9, Shade, Specials
D6, D Treeline
C11, D, Indoor, C7,
B13
A13
C3, Specials
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A12, Entry, Specials
B7, C9, Shade, Specials
B5, C7
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Cupressocyparis leylandii Leightons Green. Common name - Leyland Cypress, Cupressus, Conifer, Cupressocyparis leylandii Leightons Green Leyland Cypress, Cupressus, Conifer Available: 21
Wantirna
A2, A9
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 7
B7, C9, Shade, Specials
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 8
D6, D Treeline
Pot Size: 30cm Standard
Available: 6
B13
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
A13
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
C3, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
C11, D, Indoor, C7,
Pot Size: 14cm
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A10, C7, Indoor
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
A10, C7, Indoor
Pot Size: 17cm
Available: 0
C11, D, Indoor, C7,
Pot Size: 20cm
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A13
Pot Size: 20cm
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B4, Indoor
Pot Size: 20cm
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C3, Specials
Pot Size: 20cm
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B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 20cm
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B13
Pot Size: 20cm
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B7, C9, Shade, Specials
Pot Size: 20cm
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D6, D Treeline
Pot Size: 20cm Standard
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B13
Pot Size: 25cm
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B6
Pot Size: 25cm
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A11
Pot Size: 25cm
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A12, Entry, Specials
Pot Size: 25cm
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B7, C9, Shade, Specials
Pot Size: 25cm
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D6, D Treeline
Pot Size: 25cm
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C11, D, Indoor, C7,
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B13
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A13
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C3, Specials
Pot Size: 30cm
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B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 30cm
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A12, Entry, Specials
Pot Size: 30cm
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Pot Size: 40cm
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B5, C7
Pot Size: 40cm
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A2, A9
Pot Size: 40cm
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A10, C7, Indoor
Pot Size: 7cm
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Wantirna
A13
A13
A13
A13
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Picture of Cupressus macrocarpa Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey Cypress, Conifer, syn Hesperocyparis macrocarpa Available: 0
Wantirna
A13
Pot Size: 14cm
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A13
Pot Size: 20cm
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A13
Pot Size: 25cm
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A13
Pot Size: 30cm
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Cupressus macrocarpa Golden Halot. Common name - Monterey Cypress, Conifer, Groundcover Conifer Cupressus macrocarpa Golden Halo Monterey Cypress, Conifer, Groundcover Conifer Available: 0
Wantirna
A13
Pot Size: 20cm
Available: 0
A11,
Pot Size: 20cm
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A13
Pot Size: 25cm Standard
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A13
A13
A13
A11,
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Picture of Cupressus macrocarpa Greenstead Magnificent Cupressus macrocarpa Greenstead Magnificent Monterey Cypress, Conifer, Groundcover Conifer Available: 0
Wantirna
A13
Pot Size: 20cm
Available: 0
A13
Pot Size: 25cm
Available: 0
A13
Pot Size: 25cm Standard
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A11,
Pot Size: 30cm
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Wantirna
B11, C9 Shade
C3, Specials
B4, Indoor
C3, Specials
B11, C9 Shade
B6
A12, Entry, Specials
B11, C9 Shade
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Cupressus macrocarpa Lemon Scent. Common name - Monterey Cypress, Lemon Cypress, Conifer, Cupressus Cupressus macrocarpa Lemon Scent Monterey Cypress, Lemon Cypress, Conifer, Cupressus Available: 0
Wantirna
B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 14cm
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C3, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
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B4, Indoor
Pot Size: 20cm
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C3, Specials
Pot Size: 20cm
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B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 20cm
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B6
Pot Size: 25cm
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A12, Entry, Specials
Pot Size: 25cm
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B11, C9 Shade
Pot Size: 30cm
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Wantirna
B2, A8
B2, A8
C4, Indoor, Citrus
B2, A8
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Cussonia paniculata. Common name - Mountain Cabbage Tree, South African Cabbage Tree Cussonia paniculata Mountain Cabbage Tree, South African Cabbage Tree Available: 3
Wantirna
B2, A8
Pot Size: 30cm
Available: 3
B2, A8
Pot Size: 90L
Available: 0
C4, Indoor, Citrus
Pot Size: 30cm
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B2, A8
Pot Size: 50cm
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Wantirna
B12, Fruit Trees,
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Picture of Cydonia oblonga Cydonia oblonga Quince Available: 0
Wantirna
B12, Fruit Trees,
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C4, C9, Shade
D6
B5, C7
C4, C9, Shade
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Picture of Cyphomandra betacea Cyphomandra betacea Tree Tomato, Tamarillo Available: 0
Wantirna
C4, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 14cm
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D6
Pot Size: 20cm
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Pot Size: 20cm
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C4, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 25cm
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B9, Specials
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Picture of Cytisus dallimorei Volcano Cytisus dallimorei Volcano Red Broom Available: 0
Wantirna
B9, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
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Picture of Cytisus hybrida Yellow Improved Cytisus hybrida Yellow Improved Yellow Broom Available: 0
Wantirna
C2, C9, Shade
C3, Specials
C2, C9, Shade
B5
C4, C9, Shade
B9, Specials
C5, C9, Shade, Specials
C4, C9, Shade
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Cytisus racemosus Nana. Common name - Dwarf Yellow Broom Cytisus racemosus Nana Dwarf Yellow Broom Available: 123
Wantirna
C2, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 64
C3, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 30
C2, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 20cm
Available: 29
B5
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
C4, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
B9, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
Available: 0
C5, C9, Shade, Specials
Pot Size: 14cm
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C4, C9, Shade
Pot Size: 20cm
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B5, C7
Pot Size: 7cm
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Picture of Dahlia hybrida Black Embers Dahlia hybrida Black Embers Dahlia Available: 0
Wantirna
Pot Size: Bulb Pack 1
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Picture of Dahlia hybrida Dalina Dahlia hybrida Dalina Dahlia Available: 0

Shrubs

WHAT IS A SHRUB? A shrub is a woody plant that typically has multiple stems emerging from the base, rather than a single trunk like a tree. Shrubs generally grow shorter than trees, often ranging from 0.5 to 6 meters in height, although there are some exceptions that blur these boundaries.

The main difference between a shrub and a tree lies in their structure and growth habit:

Size: While trees usually grow taller and feature a single, dominant trunk, shrubs are shorter and have multiple stems.

Growth habit: Shrubs tend to be bushier, with denser foliage that often reaches closer to the ground, making them ideal for hedging, screening, and groundcover.

Function: Trees are often used for shade, height, and as focal points in landscape design, while shrubs play a supporting role by adding layers, structure, and color at mid-height levels.

Shrubs or bushes offer incredible versatility in landscapes, often bridging the gap between low groundcovers and taller trees. Whether used as standalone plants, in mass plantings, or as a backdrop, shrubs bring balance and depth to garden designs.

THE BENEFITS OF SHRUBS IN LANDSCAPE DESIGNS

Shrubs are versatile plants that can be used for everything from defining spaces and adding layers of greenery, to creating stunning focal points with their flowers and foliage. At Plantmark, we understand the value of shrubs in landscape design, providing not just aesthetic appeal but also practical benefits such as privacy, shade, and attracting wildlife.

Shrubs come in various shapes and sizes, making them ideal for groundcover, borders, hedging, or as stand-alone features. Whether you're designing a small backyard garden or a large public space, our range of shrubs ensures you’ll find the right fit for your project.

WHY CHOOSE SHRUBS?

Shrubs offer a unique combination of beauty, structure, and functionality, making them an integral part of any landscape design:

Year-Round Interest: Many shrubs provide visual interest throughout the year with seasonal flowers, berries, or evergreen foliage. Varieties such as Camellias, Gardenias, and Grevilleas offer vibrant blooms, while shrubs like Viburnum and Pittosporum provide lush greenery year-round. Some shrubs are perfect for adding texture to the landscape, enhancing its depth and complexity. Acacia cognata Limelight with it's fine and pendulous lime green foliage is a perfect example. Or why not consider Lilli Pillies such as Acmena smithii Forest Flame with bright red new growth, offering year-round interest with their contrasting foliage.

Structure and Form: Shrubs are perfect for adding layers and structure to a landscape. Use them to create depth and define different garden areas, or choose compact varieties to add shape and form to smaller spaces.

Low-Maintenance Options: Many shrubs, such as Indian Hawthorn or our native Correas, are hardy and drought-tolerant, requiring minimal care once established. This makes them an excellent choice for low-maintenance and low-water usage gardens, especially in Australia’s challenging climate.

Wildlife Attraction: Native shrubs like Grevilleas and Callistemons attract birds and pollinators, creating a thriving ecosystem within your garden. Incorporating these plants into your design supports local biodiversity while enhancing the visual appeal of your outdoor space.

TYPES OF SHRUBS FOR EVERY LANDSCAPE

At Plantmark, we pride ourselves on offering a diverse range of shrubs suited to different climates, landscapes, and design goals:

Flowering Shrubs: Add a burst of color to your garden with flowering shrubs such as Hibiscus, Gardenia, and Indian Hawthorn. These plants not only bring seasonal beauty but also create visual impact as stand-alone features or when used in mass plantings.

Native Shrubs: Embrace Australia’s natural flora with hardy native shrubs like Banksia, Correa, and Callistemon. These plants are resilient in local climates and have flowers that support native wildlife, making them ideal for eco-friendly, low-maintenance gardens.

Evergreen Shrubs: For year-round greenery, choose from evergreen shrubs like Viburnum, Photinia, and Pittosporum. These varieties are perfect for hedging, screening, or simply providing structure to your landscape. Many evergreen shrubs can also be used to create colour contrast to other greenery. Shrubs such as Smoke trees (Cotinus sp.) and Chinese Fringe Flower (Loropetalum sp.) can have vibrant purple foliage that creates interest in the landscape. 

Drought-Tolerant Shrubs: In water-wise gardens, drought-tolerant varieties such as Indian Hawthorn and our native Coastal Rosemary (Westringia sp.) offer both resilience and beauty, thriving in dry conditions with minimal water requirements.

Topiary Shrubs: Topiary shrubs are a fantastic way to introduce form and structure to your landscape project. These shrubs are shaped into decorative forms and can be used as elegant focal points, entryway accents, or to create formal garden designs. Popular choices for topiary include English Box (Buxus sempervirens), which can be sculpted into balls, cones, or more intricate designs, and some Juniper varieties, providing a lush, evergreen option. Many of our native shrubs can also be formed into topiary balls such as Correa alba or the ever popular Coastal Rosemary (Westringie sp.). Topiary shrubs are perfect for adding shape and interest to any landscape project.

HOW TO USE SHRUBS IN LANDSCAPE DESIGNS

Groundcovers: Low-growing shrubs such as groundcover Banksias and low growing Grevilleas are perfect for covering large areas with dense, lush foliage, reducing soil erosion and suppressing weeds. To explore more groundcover options such as Prostrate Rosemary, head to our dedicated page about groundcovers here.

Hedging and Screening Shrubs: If you need privacy or wind protection, consider taller varieties like Viburnum, Pittosporum, or Photinia. These shrubs create natural barriers, while also enhancing the aesthetics of your garden. Or are you looking for lower growing shrubs to create structure and define areas? Pittosporum Miss Muffet, Escallonia Pink Pixie and Hebe buxifolia are just some of the choices available. To read more about low hedging shrubs head to our blog here. And don't forget about our Australian natives! Many Callistemon, Leptospermum [Tea Tree] and Banksia varieties are also great for screening purposes, while attracting native birds and bees with their nectar rich flowers.

Layering and Creating Depth: Layering is an essential design technique in landscape architecture that adds depth and visual interest. By strategically placing shrubs of varying heights, you can create lush, multi-dimensional spaces that draw the eye and enhance the overall aesthetic. For tropical-themed gardens, consider using plants with lush foliage such as Philodendron Xanadu as layer under taller shrubs. 

Feature Shrubs: Make a bold statement with striking shrubs like Hydrangea or Camellia. Their large blooms and dense foliage make them ideal for creating focal points in any landscape. Or use fragrant shrubs as a focal point. Shrubs such as Gardenia and Murraya will add a welcoming fragrance to your next landscape project with their flowers.

EXPLORE PLANTMARK'S WIDE RANGE OF SHRUBS

At Plantmark, our extensive selection of shrubs ensures that you find the perfect plants for your next landscape project. Whether you're after native varieties, flowering shrubs, or hardy evergreens, our team is ready to help you select the right plants to bring your design to life.

Visit our trade markets in Melbourne, Brisbane, or the Gold Coast to explore our full range, or contact our Quotes & Orders team for assistance in sourcing the ideal shrubs for your next project.