A cut above
Jun 09, 2021
4 minutes
Words & photos Angus Stewart
A ustralian plants are rightly assuming a much greater prominence in gardens across the country as exciting new varieties emerge that broaden their potential range of uses.
Distinctive, iconic flowers such as banksias, waratahs and kangaroo paws are finding their way into vases and wedding bouquets. As well as their unique shapes and textures, they are also usually very durable, giving excellent value for money.
The good news for gardeners is that many of the best native plants for cut flowers are easily grown in the garden. As an added bonus, cutting the flowers and foliage and pruning while you’re
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