Creeping Pink Swamp Hibiscus. Low growing seasonal shrub to 30cm tall with hibiscus flowers through late summer. Prefers damp soil during growing season. Feed and divide in spring. Native.

Native Bacopa / Brahmi. A lime green creeping plant for waters edges. It has small pale flowers through the summer. Renowned for helping the mental faculties when eaten as a leaf or two per day. Full sun. Native.

Jointed Twig Rush. Dark green rush to 1.5m good habitat plant. Grows in 5cm to 30cm deep water in full sun. Feed during warmer months.

Bare Twig Rush. Upright blue green rush of occasionally flooded areas. To 40 cm tall, clumping plant for full sun. Wet soil to shallow 5cm water. Feed and divide in spring, native.

Yellow Bog Daisy. A spreading native paper daisy for cool areas and wet soils. To 30 cm tall with golden daisy flowers in summer. Damp to wet soil. Partial shade. Feed and divide in spring. Native.

Sea Club Rush. Slender upright plant to 1m tall. Good habitat plant for larger ponds and dams. Grown in damp soil to 10cm deep water in full sun and coastal areas. Feed during warmer months.

Marsh Club Rush. Strappy light green 2m tall rush with tassels of spikelets amid leaves. Grows in wet soil to 50cm deep water in full sun. Feed during warmer months.

Yellow buttons. A native plant of water edges. It has finely divided leaves and masses of yellow button like flowers through summer. Best in full sun. Self seeds if in natural wetland settings. Native.

Stone Crop. A tiny leaved clumping plant for pond edges. It will gorw in wet soil and up to 10cm deep water. Likes full sun. Divide and feed in warmer months.

Stream lily. Strappy leaves in a clump to 2.5m tall. Stems emerge with clusters of white star shaped flowers in summer. For wet soils to shallow water in warm climates. Full sun or partial shade. Feed and divide in spring.

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Cape York lily. A tall tropical leafy plant of northern Australia. Decorative flower is followed by luxuriant foliage to 2m.

Native umbrella rush. Stems to 1m tall topped with pointed leaves. Grows in damp soil to 10cm deep water in full sun. Feed during warmer months. Ornamental or for habitat in dams.

Drooping spike rush. Light green hollow stemmed rush that droops when seed heads form. For wet soil to 10cm deep water in partial shade or full sun. Feed during the warmer months. Native.

Giant Spike Rush. Tall straight rush with tiny white flowering spikes at tips. Good frog habitat grows in 20cm deep water in full sun. Feed during the warmer months.

Yellow swamp goodenia. A narrow leaved native ground cover for damp to wet woodland settings. To 10cm tall with tiny yellow flowers over a long period. Damp to wet soil. Sun to part shade. Feed and divide in spring.

Yellow Swamp Hibiscus. Small shrub to 1m tall with light yellow flowers in late summer. May be deciduous in cold areas. Moist soil to 10cm deep water. Feed and divide in spring. Native.

Knobby club rush. Native clumping plant to 50cm tall neat clumps for damp to wet sandy soils in full sun.

Swamp Isotome. A native plant which forms a fine, light, green mat of foliage topped with blue star shaped flowers in spring and summer. Damp soil to just in the water in full sun. Feed and divide in the warmer months.

Sword Sedge. Long thin flat leaves with a slight curve. Hardy to cold and occasionally drying out. Grows in wet soil to 10cm deep water, in full sun. Feed and divide during the warmer months.

Cigar rush. A cool blue native rush forming neat erect clumps to over 1m tall. Likes wet soil to 50cm water and will be happy in full sun or partial shade. Feed and divide in summer.