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An ornamental deciduous tree with delicate, finely cut fern-like foliage and a compact, weeping form. Leaves emerge fresh green in spring and turn golden in autumn. Fragrant, drooping clusters of white flowers appear in late spring to early summer. Grows to around 3m — well suited to smaller Melbourne gardens. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates poor…
Lady Palm – Rhapis Excelsa is an absolute must-have for any stylish home. This highly decorative slow-growing palm has large fan shaped glossy leaves that make a statement in any room. Its dark fibrous stems give the plant a unique, modern look while the bold green color of its leaves inject a touch of nature…
A showy native shrub covered in bright orange cylindrical flower cones from autumn through spring. The nectar-rich flowers attract honeyeaters and other native birds. Fast growing with fine, heath-like foliage. Grows in full sun with well-drained soil. Drought tolerant and frost hardy. Works as a feature plant, screen, or in mixed native plantings. Low maintenance…
A culinary bay tree with aromatic leaves used in cooking. This variety grows rapidly to around 1.8m in a naturally upright, columnar form — practically a no-trim topiary. The dense, fragrant foliage is available for harvesting year-round. Plant in a large container or in the ground. Grows in full sun to part shade with well-drained…
An improved culinary bay laurel with dense, glossy foliage and rich, aromatic leaves. The compact growth and robust branching make it a neat, attractive plant for both the garden and kitchen. Leaves are used fresh or dried in soups, stews, sauces, and casseroles. Grows to around 4m if left unpruned, but responds well to regular…
Looking for a striking, deep green plant to add to your home? Meet the Leatherleaf Fern! This beautiful plant is known for its neatly divided fronds and strong, leathery texture. Though it?s not picky about soil, the Leatherleaf Fern does prefer a free-draining, moisture-retaining media in partial shade or filtered light. It?s also important to…
The Cupressocyparis Leighton Green is an evergreen that?s both low-maintenance and stylish. This conifer is perfect for creating a formal hedge or windbreak, and it?s also great for coastal locations thanks to its tolerance of salt spray and strong winds. The Leighton Green is a fast-growing tree that can reach up to 20 feet tall,…
A dense, semi-weeping native tree with attractive variegated foliage — new growth emerges in a light lemon-yellow flush that matures to soft lime green. The fine, weeping habit creates a graceful silhouette. Can be shaped into a small specimen tree. Grows to around 6m. Hardy and adaptable. Tolerates coastal exposure and light frost. Plant in…
The most popular backyard lemon in Melbourne. An evergreen citrus tree producing juicy, bright yellow lemons almost year-round. The glossy green foliage and fragrant white flowers add to its garden appeal. Grows to around 4m. Plant in full sun in a warm position with well-drained soil. Protect from severe frost — in colder Melbourne areas,…
The Lemon Eureka Dwarf is a petite powerhouse of citrus brilliance, tailored for small spaces and container gardening. This compact wonder, scientifically named Citrus limon Eureka Dwarf, embodies the zestful spirit of its larger counterpart in a more manageable size. Adorned with glossy green leaves, this miniature marvel bears miniature lemons that pack the same…
A sweet, low-acid lemon that can be eaten fresh like an orange — a novelty among citrus. The fruit is pale yellow with a refreshingly sweet flavour, quite different from a standard lemon. Variegated foliage in shades of green and yellow adds ornamental interest. Grows to around 4m. Plant in a warm, sheltered position in…
The Lemon Lemonade Dwarf is a charming citrus gem, tailor-made for compact spaces and container gardening. This petite wonder offers a delightful twist to traditional lemon varieties. Adorned with variegated green and yellow leaves, it adds a touch of ornamental elegance to any setting, long before the first fruits emerge. The petite lemons, with their…
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