The best native groundcover plants for your garden | Australian native plants | Gardening Australia

[@VK-qo1gm]

I have that boobialla in a few places, it's perfect, looks great, but I have them around borders, not game to have too much ground cover due to snakes

[@gypsyj9691]

Perfect! No more mowing lawns; I’m going shopping!

[@GardeningAustralia]

Have fun! Let us know what plants you choose.

[@Jessica-wn6xn]

Huge fan of the dichondra and native juniper. Great segment, thank you!

[@GardeningAustralia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@kimcollis9481]

Beautifully presented and such great flowers

[@GardeningAustralia]

Thank you for watching!

[@isabellasummers6932]

Can i know what was the plant at the end with bulbous type flowers ?

[@snailplumbus1080]

If they responded to comments. I would make a good one but I'll just say I needed this cool

[@GardeningAustralia]

Glad it was helpful - thanks for watching!

[@missyflutter5562]

😂 agreed

[@catpony1720]

I want to rip the grass out in my front yard and replace with native ground covers!

[@erincox8382]

I removed my front lawn a year ago and now the entire front yard is agarden. I love it.

[@SOCBenjy]

Mow it mulch ~ then seed with compost soil

[@valeriegilmour1086]

I live in the dry tropics, off the mid-Qld coast. Which would do well in this tough area?

[@lorelletyler7806]

Beautiful.

[@reddare2386]

This might be a long shot but are any of these play-appropriate? For kids to run around on?

[@whispercure9770]

Yes, the Dichondra and Viola are both very soft underfoot. Steer clear of the Grevilleas unless you choose a softer variety, however these plants can cause contact dermatitis for some individuals and don't really appreciate being trod on. Hope this helps!

[@lima7hatchannel74]

Very butiful

[@lorelletyler7806]

Hi jane have got a garden in full sun with a swimming pool in the same area. It gets really quite warm i need plants and ground covers that will survive the heat during the day.

[@dushyantx]

Hi, I have the same issue. Did you find a solution?

[@bakunfase8672]

You could try native grasses, give it a Google. Good time to seed atm

[@lima7hatchannel74]

I like it

[@nelmarsigod6315]

Love it

[@HELLENICPRIDE100]

Are some of these suitable for planting in hanging baskets? Just a thought....

[@firesidedelavie3721]

I would imagine a lot of them are. What would be stopping them?

[@youngmunny1627]

Where was this filmed?

[@mrbrown3546]

At the start it shows where it was filmed

[@youngmunny1627]

@@mrbrown3546 thanks, I live in the Dandenong rangers… this looks like it could be a specific nursery/garden so was wanting a little more info so when lockdown is done one day I can go for a visit.

[@mrmctaggart7447]

@@youngmunny1627 looks like kuranga nursery

[@glitter_and_doom9218]

@@mrmctaggart7447 Definitely Kuranga.

[@morelia_mia]

@@mrmctaggart7447 yeah nah it was karunga

[@missyflutter5562]

These were very obvious choices… disappointing if you have known them for decades… how about some new varieties this isn’t the 70s 😬☺️

[@mrbrown3546]

This will be helpful for some, not everyone will know of all of these.

[@michaelhorn7290]

😒

[@firesidedelavie3721]

What are some they didn't include? I'm' curious