| Description | Grevillea Rosmarinifolia "Rosemary"
Grevillea rosmarinifolia is a well known species which usually occurs as a small to medium, rounded shrubs up to 2m high.
The flowers appear in clusters from the ends of the branches and are mainly a lovely red or pink, often with cream. Flowering occurs from winter through to spring and occasionally at other times. Grevillias are tolerant of medium to heavy frost and will withstand moderate pruning for shape; perfect for brightening up your garden.
6" pot size. | Duranta erecta
Geisha Girl is a bushy evergreen shrub with pale green leaves and deep rich blue flowers that have white centres. These are held at the ends of the weeping branches. This shrub is quite hardy, drought and wind tolerant.
Geisha Girl prefers well drained soil and to be placed in a position of full sunlight. It is very fast growing.
8"/20cm pot size. | Buxus sempervirens
English Box is Melbourne’s most popular box hedging and topiary plant.
• Low maintenance, only requiring 1-2 prunings a year
• Evergreen with no flowers
• Ideal for pots, framing entrances and pathways or as a feature
110 litre pot
This item has been Cloud Pruned as a Topiary, perfect for formal designs. | Cyrtomium falcatum
Japanese Holly Fern is lush shade loving fern with large fronds and glossy leaflets. It is great as a border or use for underplanting in shady locations. Ideal for containers too! Indoor plants may need to be rotated for ideal growth. Grows to approximately 50cm in height and 40cm in width. Gives a beautiful lush feel to any garden. | Prunus avium
Stella Cherry trees have dark red heart shaped fruit with a delicious sweet flavour. They're a popular home garden variety with fruit ripening in mid December. Expect your first fruit when the plant is around 3 years old. It requires a full sun position with protection from wind but does not require a cross pollinator to bear fruit.
While Stella Cherry trees are self pollinating, it's good to plant more than one variety to ensure they put out a good crop of fruit and to extend the fruiting season. Don't forget to net your cherry trees. The "avium" in their name is latin for BIRD, for a reason you can probably guess.
10"/25cm pot size |
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| Planting Distance |
5 per metre for low border, 3 or 4 per metre for taller hedge
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| Conditions |
Full sun to part shade, moist well drained soil
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| Landscape Use |
Hedges, borders, topiary, mazes, containers and general garden planting
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