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Black Passionfruit is an evergreen, tendril-climbing vine with attractive, deep purple, (almost black) edible fruit. Impressive white and green flowers are produced during summer amongst the large, bright green leaves Perfect for growing over pergolas where ethe fruit can be easily accessed Botanical name: Passiflora edulis
Prunus Blireana has masses of double rose-pink fragrant flowers that are produced in spring. It is then followed by the new foliage of coppery-purple, turning bronze-green for the remainder of year. A lovely specimen tree in the garden or as an avenue planting. Botanical name: Prunus x blireiana
A citrus tree producing fruit with deep crimson flesh — the colour comes from anthocyanins that develop in response to cool nights. The flavour balances sweetness with a hint of berry-like tang. The fruit varies from deep red to maroon inside. Evergreen with glossy foliage and fragrant white flowers. Needs full sun, well-drained soil, and…
Juniperus Scopulorum – Blue Arrow is an excellent new type of narrow blue conifer. A gold medal winner in europe where it is rated as a much better plant than the well known skyrocket conifer because of its narrower and denser habit. A very hardy, dry tolerant plant. Botanical name: Juniperus Scopulorum – Blue Arrow
A low-growing, spreading rosemary that doubles as a ground cover and a kitchen herb. Bright blue flowers appear through winter and spring. The aromatic leaves are great fresh or dried in soups, roasts, pastas, and slow-cooked dishes. Loves a sunny, well-drained position. Drought tolerant once established and very low maintenance. Trails nicely over retaining walls,…
A compact, mounding shrub covered in bright lilac-blue daisy flowers from spring through autumn. The silvery-green foliage sets off the flowers well. Originally from South Africa, so it handles sun and dry conditions. Grows best in full sun with well-drained soil. Low maintenance and suits borders, rockeries, and pots. Deadhead spent flowers to keep it…
Vinca minor is a hardy evergreen, prostrate perennial, ideal for hanging baskets or as a ground cover for shady positions. Blue Periwinkle has small glossy, dark green leaves on trailing, wiry steams and produces pretty blue flowers from late spring to autumn Botanical name: Vinca minor
Blueberry Blue Rose is a compact blueberry shrub that showcases elegant, pinkish-white bell-shaped flowers in spring, followed by an abundance of flavorful blueberries in summer. Caring for the Blueberry Blue Rose involves proper pruning and maintenance to ensure optimal fruit production. Mulching and regular watering are essential to keep the soil consistently moist, providing the…
A vigorous deciduous climber that puts on a spectacular autumn show — the leaves turn bright crimson before dropping. Self-clinging, so it attaches to walls and fences without support. Fast growing and covers large areas quickly. A practical choice for covering unsightly walls or fences, or for adding seasonal colour to a building facade. Hardy…
Bougainvillea is a beautiful Mediterranean climber that will bring colour and joy to any dull wall. Bougainvillea are a dense and bushy, deciduous climber with dark green glossy leaves that have sharp thorns throughout the stems. New growth is of another colour, depending on the colour of flowers. A hardy European climber. Botanical name: Bougainvillea…
A compact bougainvillea that brings strong colour without taking over the garden. The vivid bracts come in shades of pink, purple, and red, covering the plant through the warmer months. Grows well in pots on a sunny balcony or patio, and can also be trained up a trellis. Needs full sun and well-drained soil to…
A dense, evergreen hedging shrub with fine glossy leaves and small white flower sprays. Responds well to regular pruning, making it easy to keep neat and compact. One of the more reliable choices for formal hedges and screens in Melbourne. Hardy and adaptable. Prune in spring to maintain shape. Provides good privacy once established. Botanical…
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