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A productive evergreen citrus tree bearing sweet, thin-skinned oranges — the standard juice orange in Australia. Glossy dark green foliage and fragrant white blossom. Heavy cropping in summer. The fruit holds well on the tree for weeks after ripening. Grows to around 4m. Plant in a warm, sunny, north-facing position with well-drained soil. Feed with…
A compact dwarf version of the Valencia orange — the same sweet, juicy fruit on a smaller, more manageable plant. Well suited to pots, courtyards, and smaller Melbourne gardens. Glossy foliage and fragrant white blossom. Grows to around 2m. Plant in a warm, sunny position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser and water regularly…
An ornamental citrus with variegated green and cream-striped foliage and small, oval, edible fruit with a sweet rind and tart flesh. Fragrant white flowers in spring. The variegated leaves make it a decorative specimen even when not in fruit. Grows to around 2m. Plant in a warm, sunny position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus…
A compact viburnum variety bred for tight, dense growth — well suited to formal hedging and low screening where a tidy, clipped look is needed. Glossy, dark green foliage year-round. Small, fragrant white flowers appear in spring, followed by berries. Fast growing and responsive to regular clipping. Handles a range of soil types and conditions….
Looking for a fast-growing, evergreen shrub that will add some colour and life to your garden? Look no further than Viburnum Emerald Lustre! This vibrant shrub features bright green leaves that are offset by beautiful white flowers in late spring. The flowers are also fragrant, adding another level of appeal to this already stunning plant….
A fast-establishing viburnum variety with dense, deep green foliage and fragrant white flowers in spring. Selected for rapid growth — one of the quickest hedging options available. Foliage turns red-purple in cooler weather, adding seasonal colour. Grows to around 3m. Handles a range of soil types and positions. Responds well to regular clipping. Works as…
Australia’s classic navel orange — large, seedless, easy-to-peel fruit with a sweet, balanced flavour. Ripens in mid-winter when fresh citrus is most welcome. Glossy dark green foliage and fragrant white blossom. Heavy cropping and reliable. Grows to around 4m. Plant in a warm, sunny, north-facing position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser through the…
A compact dwarf version of the Washington Navel — the same large, seedless, easy-to-peel fruit on a smaller plant. Well suited to pots, courtyards, and smaller Melbourne gardens. Glossy foliage and fragrant blossom. Grows to around 2m. Plant in a warm, sunny position with well-drained soil. Feed with citrus fertiliser and water regularly. Productive and…
A dense, upright evergreen tree with large, glossy, dark green leaves creating a lush, tropical-looking canopy. Fast growing with a slightly weeping habit. Works well as a tall screening tree, shade tree, or specimen planting. Grows to around 8m. Plant in full sun to part shade with moist, well-drained soil. Handles a range of conditions….
A classic indoor tree with glossy, mid-green, pointed oval leaves on graceful, gently weeping branches. One of the most popular indoor trees worldwide. Can be trimmed into shapes or trained as a standard. Dense growth provides a lush, green presence in larger indoor spaces. Grows in bright indirect light with well-drained potting mix. Prefers temperatures…
A medium to large evergreen tree with a dense canopy of long, glossy, dark green leaves on weeping branches. New growth emerges reddish before maturing to green. Fast growing and effective as a tall privacy screen or shade tree. White flowers appear in summer followed by small berries. Grows to around 10m. Plant in full…
A fast-growing deciduous tree bearing abundant sweet berries in summer — the fruit ranges from white to pink to deep purple when fully ripe. The berries are popular fresh, in smoothies, and in baking. Provides good shade in summer. The leaves are the traditional food source for silkworms. Grows to around 10m. Hardy and adaptable…
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