Learn more about the different varieties in each species and their applications in the garden or landscape design.
Plants used for gardening and landscaping mostly have two broad classifications: native and exotic. Native plants grow naturally in a particular place without the aid of humans. They are well-adapted to the conditions of their habitat. They often require low…
Some people assume that it costs too much to build and maintain a yard. Like many things in life, you can garden the expensive way, or you can choose the economical way. If done correctly, gardening will not be an…
The first step for a gardening beginner is to become aware of the incredible benefits of plants to our health and well-being. Research has shown that by learning to nurture plants or by simply being around nature will help you…
People are experiencing high levels of psychological distress due to the COVID-19 pandemic and other traumatic experiences. It’s continuing to take a significant mental health toll, with increased stress, anxiety and depression among people from all walks of life. It’s…
Shara™ Lomandra continues to prove its incredible wet feet tolerance. Our in-ground production area at Ozbreed is situated in a low-lying area of the farm. These Shara™ plants were planted in September 2019 during a severe drought. Tested Australia-wide, we…
Did you know that the average Ozbreed plant undergoes 5-10 years of rigorous testing before it is released to the market? Read on to find out why Ozbreed plants have been a staple for landscape professionals for over 20 years…
Shara™ Lomandra fluviatilis ‘ABU7’ PBR continues to prove its toughness and versatility. As you might already know our primary focus here at Ozbreed is breeding and research, aiming to produce the toughest and most tolerate plants on the market. We carry out many…
On the 24th of March 2015, at the prestigious Nursery & Garden Industry Australia Awards, the hardy and compact native hedging plant, Grey Box™ Westringia fruticosa ‘WES04’ PBR was awarded Plant of the Year for 2015. Robert Prince, CEO of the Nursery & Garden…
