Shrubs

Australian native shrubs play a critical role in habitat structure, providing shelter, food resources and mid-storey diversity across many ecosystems. Shrubs are commonly used in revegetation, restoration and landscaping projects to stabilise soils, support wildlife and improve landscape resilience.

This category includes a broad range of shrub species suited to different climates, soil types and project objectives. Species vary in height, form and function, from low understorey shrubs to taller, denser plantings used for screening or shelter.