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| Description | Grevillea 'Ivanhoe' (Toothbrush Grevillea)
Grevillea Ivanhoe has lovely crimson/red flowers which are borne on toothbrush-like, one sided flower stems. The flowers attract nectar eating birds and tolerates high humidity and frosts well.
Ivanhoe is a vigorous grower and is often long lived so makes a good, long-term, flowering screen or hedge. Tolerant of both full sunlight and part shade locations.
Grows approximately H:5 Meters W:3 Meters | Buxus microphylla japonica
Japanese Box is a hardy evergreen compact shrub with dark green oval foliage. Japanese Box is the best box hedge for warmer regions as it tolerates heat better than other Buxus plants. It is suitable for a full sun to part shade position and requires little water once established.
Japanese Box are a traditional favourite, as they are perfect for formal evergreen hedges. Small glossy green foliage on a compact dense shrub, make them perfect for clipping or topiary. This plant has a moderate growth rate growing to approximately 1m in height. Plant 25cm apart - 4 per meter for an optimum hedge.
8"/20cm pot | Adenanthos sericeus 'Silver Streak'
Silver Streak is an upright native bush acheiving 3 metres tall and wide, with silky, silvery foliage. The flowers are red and bird attracting. A great specimen for coastal sites, as it withstands salt winds. Likes a well drained soil, and is drought and frost tolerant once established. | Cupressus sempervirens 'glauca'
With dark, elegant green foliage the Glauca Pencil Pine is one of the narrowest of pencil Pines
• Perfect for narrow or tight spaces
• Line your walkway, driveway or avenue for the best effect
• Low to no maintenance
8"/20cm pot size
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| Content | | | | Glauca Pencil Pines are widely known as the narrowest of all conifers. Conifer pencil pine doesn’t produce lots of cones that weigh down the branches and cause them to flop outwards, ruining their beautiful, conical shape. and they’re very hardy and tolerant.
Glauca Pencil Pines grow at a rate of about 1 meter per year in the right soils. Use them to frame features in the garden, create a narrow screen or line avenues.
As the name suggests, the pencil conifer grows in a tall, pencil-like shape without needing to be pruned. They grow best in full sun in well drained, loamy soil. |
