Common Name: Cousin It Casurina glauca Cousin It is an unusual and extremely tough Australian native mounding groundcover featuring deep green cascading aricular-shaped foliage. A fantastic feature for pots and mass planted in the garden where it can cascade over walls and embankments. For best results plant Cousin It in a sunny position. It is […]
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A hardy and vigorous native small tree. Ideal as a screen, lawn specimen or in containers. This very hardy specimen plant will tolerate a wide range of soil types. Highly attractive in spring to birds and bees. 3 – 4m x 2m.
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Callistemon Dawson River Weeper is a tall evergreen shrub, or small tree featuring weeping, grey-green foliage, and bright red, bottlebrush flowers in late spring. Perfect feature or screening shrub with flowers that are bird attracting for the nectar. Tolerates coastal exposure, and waterlogged, poor or dry soils but performs best in a sunny to partly
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Common Name: Christmas Bush A compact selection of the NSW Christmas Bush which produces a mass of white flowers in spring followed by deep red flower bracts in early summer. This cultivar flowers earlier than the species. Both the glossy, deeply divided foliage and the red flower bracts are used by cut flower growers. Height
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Common Name: Choc Leaf Correa “choc Leaf’ is an Australian Native. The unique black-brown foliage creates a dramatic display in the garden, featuring bold salmon-pink new growth throughout the year. ‘Choc Leaf’ forms a low branching, neat compact shrub that is exceptionally robust with added frost and dry tolerance. The dark foliage is decorated with yellow
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Commonly known as the Silver Woolly Bush, Adenanthos sericeus ‘Silver Streak’ is covered in fine silver/green foliage making it appear and feel soft. This West Australian Native produces small red flowers in spring to autumn. Adenanthos sericeus ‘Silver Streak’ is ideal for contrast in gardens or landscapes. It can be used as a hedge or
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Common Name: Griffth Pink Sun Requirements: Brachychiton populneus x discolor ‘Griffith Pink’ thrives in full sun to partial shade. It prefers a location with ample sunlight, especially during the growing season. Soil: Plant Brachychiton populneus x discolor ‘Griffith Pink’ in well-draining soil with good aeration. It can tolerate a variety of soil types, including sandy,
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Common Name: Shag Pile Prostrate forms of Casuarina glauca typically have a low, spreading growth habit, making them suitable as ground covers or cascading plants. Prostrate varieties are generally lower in height compared to the standard tree form. The exact size can vary depending on the specific cultivar and growing conditions. Casuarina glauca, including prostrate forms, is
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Common Name: Native Fuchsia Correa reflexa, commonly known as Mallee Bells or Common Correa, is a species of evergreen shrub native to Australia. It belongs to the Rutaceae family and is known for its tubular flowers and attractive foliage. This shrub has a compact and bushy growth habit, making it suitable for gardens, borders, and containers.
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The Red Lime is hybrid between the Australian native finger lime, (Citrus Australasica) and a Burmese Rangpur lime, (Citrus x Limonia). Also known as Red Centre Lime, its actual registered PBR name is Australian Blood Lime.
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