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  • Acacia ‘Copper Tips’Acacia ‘Copper Tips’ Quick View
    • Acacia ‘Copper Tips’Acacia ‘Copper Tips’ Quick View
    • Acacia ‘Copper Tips’
    • A graceful evergreen large shrub with dark green pendulous foliage, with attractive coppery new growth. Suited to large feature pots or in screening or hedge plantings. For best results, mulch the area well to conserve soil moisture and suppress weed development. Feed with a low phosphorus native fertiliser. Suited to well drained soils in full sun or part shade. Quick growing, hardy and frost tolerant. Pale yellow flowers in Spring. Grows to an approx. height of 4m and width of…
    • $29.95 – $135
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    • Acacia ‘Ovens Wattle’
    • This bushy wattle is grown for its attractive triangular, olive-green foliage and display of masses of bright yellow flowers in spring. Makes for a stunning native spring display. Suitable screening plant. Grow in a sunny to partly shaded position in moist, well drained soil Keep moist in dry weather. Cultivate soil before planting.
    • $14.95
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  • Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’ Quick View
    • Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’ Quick View
    • Callistemon ‘Candy Pink’
    • A fast growing, evergreen shrub which produces a profusion of candy pink, bottle-brush like flowers throughout the year. Ideal for shrubberies, hedges and screening, where it will attract nectar-feeding birds into the garden. Callistemons tolerate poor soils, water logging for extended periods and moderate coastal exposure. Flowers best in full sun. Prune after flowering to maintain compact growth. Full sun to part shade position. Grows approx. 3m but can be pruned. Vibrant pink flowers. Australian native and bird attracting.
    • $11.95
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  • Callistemon ‘Little John’ Quick View
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    • Callistemon ‘Little John’
    • Dwarf, evergreen  shrub that becomes covered in bright red, bottle brush flowers that are attractive to birds. Ideal for low hedges, rockeries, large tubs and general garden use. Thrives in a sunny to partly shaded position in a wide range of soils. Tolerant of frost and short periods of dryness. Prune after flowering. Full sun to part shade position. Grows approx. 1m. Dwarf Bottle Brush variety.
    • $12.95
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    • Callistemon ‘Pink Champagne’
    • The distinctive feature of this bottlebrush is the large soft pink flowerheads borne on an upright, large-leafed medium sized shrub. It flowers in spring and again in Autumn attracting nectar loving birds, and is very adaptable with regard to soil type and climatic conditions. Prune after flowering to encourage a more compact habit. Prefers a sunny or partially sunny position.  Full sun to part shade position. Grows approx. 2-3m x 1-2m. Delicate soft pink flowers that attract birds.
    • $11.95
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    • Callistemon ‘Summer Days’
    • A small arching free flowering shrub with purple-red brushes late spring to summer, flowering much later than similar sized bottlebrushes. Suited to cool  temperate to sub tropical climates, in moist clay loams or humus-rich sandy soils, neutral to low acid pl. Great as a small specimen or low hedging plant. Prune spent flowers in late summer. Feed with low phosphorus native fertiliser early spring or late summer. Full sun to part shade. Grows approx. 1m x 1.5m. Bird attracting red…
    • $12.50
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    • Carex ‘Tall Sedge’
    • A tall ornamental grass which grows well in wet or dry areas. Long, narrow panicles of flowers show from August to January. Ideal for pond margins, wetland re-vegetation, mass planting and in containers. Thrives in a sunny position in moist soil, but tolerates a wide range of conditions including boggy, exposed or frosty sites. Full sun position. Grows approx. 1.2m x 1m. Tough for wet or dry areas.
    • $4.50 – $9.95
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  • Cordyline ‘Can Can’ Quick View
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    • Cordyline ‘Can Can’
    • Cordyline Can Can is a dramatic new variety with colourful, weeping, variegated foliage. The new strappy foliage is striking, bright variegation of pink on red, maturing to a complimentary mix of cream on green. The ever changing colour of the foliage provides year round interest, and is unique to Can Can. Excellent for mass display or as a feature in a decorative pot. Full sun to part shade. Grows approx. 2m x 1.5m. Prefers well drained soil. Beautiful mix of…
    • $16.50 – $29.50
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  • Cordyline ‘Peko’Cordyline ‘Peko’ Quick View
    • Cordyline ‘Peko’Cordyline ‘Peko’ Quick View
    • Cordyline ‘Peko’
    • An upright, arching, palm like small tree with pointed green leaves highlighted with a bright pink strip on the underside. The dramatic architectural form makes it a useful accent specimen and provides a lush, tropical feel to any garden, even in cooler climates. Prefers well drained soil in a sunny to lightly shaded position. Tolerant of coastal conditions and light frost once established. Mulch well to retain soil moisture. Provide extra water during extended hot and dry periods. Full Sun…
    • $13.50 – $19.95
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  • Correa ‘Dusky Bells’Correa ‘Dusky Bells’ Quick View
    • Correa ‘Dusky Bells’Correa ‘Dusky Bells’ Quick View
    • Correa ‘Dusky Bells’
    • A very popular, easily grown compact shrub which produces dusky red tubular flowers during spring. Ideal for garden beds, borders and native gardens. Flowers attract small nectar feeding birds. Grow in a sunny to partly shaded position in soil with good drainage. Apply a complete fertiliser during spring. Full Sun to Part Shade position. Mature size of approx. 1m x 1m Flowers in Spring.
    • $12.95 – $19.95
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