Baloskion tetraphyllum Green Wedge (syn Restio)
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Native
Orthrosanthus multiflorus Blue Hue
Native evergreen grass with a densely tufting habit. Green strappy leaved foliage grows to about 80cm tall and pretty blue flowers appear in spring and throughout the summer months.
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Brachyscome White Bliss
Low-growing spreading native perennial with beautiful white daisy-like flowers throughout most of the year. Useful for mass planting, borders,
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Callistemon Little John
A dwarf, evergreen native shrub up to 1m that becomes covered in bright red, bottlebrush flowers that are attractive to birds. Ideal for use as a low hedge, rockeries, large tubs and general garden use.
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Citrus australasica Australian Blood PBR Red Centre (finger lime)
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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Syzygium Crimson Lights
Attractive Lilly Pilly with shiny green foliage and brilliant bright crimson new growth. Fluffy white flowers from late summer through to autumn followed by purple berries. Grows to approx. 2-3m tall x 1.5m wide. Great for hedging, as a small feature tree or topiary.
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Eucalyptus citriodora
Eucalyptus citriodora ( Lemon Scented Gum ) is an evergreen tree that is native from northern New South Wales to Cooktown in Queensland. Lemon Scented Gums are popular due to their citrus scented leaves and fast growing habit.
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Grevillea Forest Rambler
An attractive spreading shrub with beautiful soft pink flowers from late winter to early spring. Commonly used as a ground cover and is ideal for use on steep embankments or garden beds. The flowers will also attract nectar feeding birds.
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