Month: January 2014

Austromyrtus dulcis x tenuifolia

‘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]

Casuarina glauca

‘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]

Banksia blechnifolia

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]

Adenanthos sericeus

‘ 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]