‘Coastal Cushion’ This prostrate banksia is a NSW local plant, and id a natural selection growing 50cm high x 1.5m wide. A mass of yellow/maroon cone flowers emerge from February to July. This plants prefers well drained soils on sand and light soils but tolerates heavy soils if well drained. Great feature plant enjoys [Continue]
‘Copper Tops’ This ‘bush tucker’ plant produces a mass of greyish edible berries around January from white flowers. This plant due to its crossing, a natural hybrid has an enhanced ‘coppery’ leaf colour. This plant tolerates full sun to full shade spots. It is extremely versatile as it can be used as a small [Continue]
‘Greenwave’ This native Casuarina is a selection which when fully grown is s ‘ball’ 2m x 2 m. It is one of the most attractive plants for landscape enthusiasts. It grows in full su to part shade and tolerates heavy frost. It can handle moderate drought and also wet sites. The natural chatacter of [Continue]
Prostrate Banksia this banksia is know for its drought tolerance once established. It originates from Western Australia but tolerates being grown on the East coast if placed in a full sun, well drained soil situation. Enjoys a regular prune, which promotes more growth. The flowers are red pink in colour and quite beautiful as it [Continue]
‘ Silver Streak’ Adenanthos are also known as ‘Woolly bush’ which describes this plant quite well, as the textural qualities of this plant which is soft and furry with amazing silvery highlights always attracts those who enjoy the tactile sensation of this plant, quite unique and hardy for well drained soils. Adenanthos tolerates coastal conditions, [Continue]
Murrays Beach Special free delivery for plant purchases over $500 Free landscape design for all plant orders over $2000 we provide a full range of native plant species that are stipulated in the Stockland landscape developmental consent here is what we grow TREES Acacia irrorata Green Wattle Allocasuarina littoralis Black She-oak [Continue]
plum pine is the common name and this tree belongs to its own family called podacarpaceae and belongs to the conifers group. The Podacarpus family has been used in ornamental gardens, including Japanese gardens for over 1000 years. The native Podacarpus elatus has natural stands in NSW including the Central Coast and Hunter Valley all [Continue]
The history of the lawn is fascinating, especially the development of large tracks of land specifically planted with turf for the wealthy to view all of their lands, and with large lawns meant large tracks of land requiring maintenance. So those who did have large estates with lawn automatically meant that they had the finances [Continue]
The finger lime is now also called – ‘citrus caviar’ – is an extremely easy to grow plant. We have two main varieties – the green skinned fruit, and the red skinned fruit. There is no difference in the taste – but the colour can be different inside the plant ranging from pink, light green to a [Continue]
Scientific Studies That Support Isotonix OPC-3®: Ames, BN, et al. Oxidants, antioxidants, and the degenerative diseases of aging. Proc Natl Acad Sci USA 90:7915-7922, 1993. Bagchi, D, et al. Cellular protection with proanthocyanidins derived from grape seed. Ann NY Acad Sci 957:260-70, 2002. Bagchi, D, et al. Free radicals and grape seed proanthocyanidin extract: importance [Continue]
