10 plus Beautiful Australia Native Plants for Colour in the garden

Australian Native plant that can add colour to the garden are plentiful, we look at some of the best.
Plants Featured Include
00:00 Introduction
00:14 Damperia lineris cobalt blue - Moderate Frost Tolerance
00:26 Boronia mulleri - Light Frost Tolerance
00:34 Boronia Magenta Stars - Light Frost Tolerance
00:43 Hibbertia vestita compact Golden Sunburst - Medium Frost Tolerance
00:55 Petrophile longifolia - Frost Tolerant once established
01:08 Darwinia macrostegia grafted - - Moderate Frost Tolerance
01:24 Ammobium alatum winged everlasting - Not frost tolerant, grow as an annual.
01:34 Stylidium grammifoliun Cape Pillar - Light frosts once established
01:46 Damperia hederacea - Moderate Frost Tolerance
01:53 Pimelea sylvestris - Medium to good frost tolerance
02:01 Chrysocephalum apiculatum salt flats - Regarded as Frost hardy
02:11 Boronia pinnata -- Light Frost Tolerance
02:18 Darwinia taxifolia ssp. macrolaena - Moderate Frost Tolerance
02:28 Thomasia rhynchocarpa - Frostg hardy
02:36 Boronia Purple Jarod - Light Frost Tolerance
02:44 Boronia pinnata - Light Frost Tolerance
02:50 Spyridium scortechinnii - Light Frost Tolerance
02:58 Isopogon anemonifolius Sunshine - Moderate frosts
03:06 Tetrachetha thymifolia - Light frosts only.
03:14 Euryomyrtus ramosissima -rosy myrtle - Moderate frost tolerance

[@nerinat8371]

All beautiful plants, thank you

[@anserbauer309]

A great selection of plants for building a colourful understory in a native garden, for sure. Videography was also managed well. Narration tone and timbre is pleasant and engaging. Good job.
I think the commentary could be improved though, by grouping the plants in some way that provides a context that is useful to viewers; for example, where the plants originally come from or the climate type they are most suited to, the plant family they belong to, their position in the layers of the garden or even their colour group. Compartmentalising this way helps people better remember what or where in the video a plant they like was described and can more easily refer back to it. Timestamping the groups (if not the plants themselves) would also assist people to use your video as a resource, rather than just a list of pretty flowers.
Maybe a short introduction to each family (like the boronias) would help vary the narration so it doesn't sound quite so 'listy' ..... I liked your video, but I also wanted to give you feedback that _may_ be useful to you in the future.

[@johnnyAGardening]

Thanks for the comments, all good suggestions. Have added the timestamps and will look the other ideas in the next video... And thanks for watching.

[@susanlisson7066]

As much as I love grevilleas, I wish I knew they caused me an itchy skin reaction before setting up my small suburban garden many years ago. I have to get hubby to prune them. They attract hundreds of bees during winter though.

[@johnnyAGardening]

Yes, some people do have an allergy to grevilleas. Its a form of allergic dermatitis. So pruning will be on your husbands job list.....

[@maryrose6229]

Have you heard of Australian Frangipani tree? Incredible scent.

[@johnnyAGardening]

Yes , Hymenosporum flavum we have two growing, one with white flowers, one with yellow. Just about to prune them.... will be interesting.

[@1tuinman]

I have a feeling that most of these plants aren't frost hardy 😢

[@johnnyAGardening]

In the notes below the video are suggestions on the degree of frost tolerance for each plant. Most will tolerate some degree of frosts, however heavy frosts may not be suitable