Flowering over the warmer months, this variety brings a vibrant, tropical feel to gardens, patios, and outdoor living areas. Its glossy green foliage provides the perfect backdrop for the showy blooms, making it ideal for feature planting, hedging, or large pots.

A standout hibiscus for bold colour and continuous summer flowering.

Key Features

• Large, double apricot to peach-coloured flowers
• Soft pink to red tones through the centre
• Long flowering period through spring and summer
• Glossy green foliage for a lush tropical look
• Ideal for feature planting, hedging, and pots

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (double form)
• Common Name:Â Double Apricot Hibiscus
• Pot Size:Â 140mm
• Position:Â Full sun to part shade
• Height:Â 1.5–2.5m
• Width:Â 1–2m
• Evergreen:Â Yes (in warm climates)

Growing Tips

Plant in a warm, sheltered position in full sun to part shade. Hibiscus thrive in well-drained, enriched soil and benefit from regular feeding during the growing season.

Water consistently, especially in hot weather, to support strong growth and flowering. Prune lightly to shape and encourage bushier growth.

Protect from frost in cooler areas.

Perfect as a feature plant in the garden or a statement in large pots, this variety adds a lush, tropical feel to outdoor spaces. Its fast growth and impressive flowering make it a standout for sheltered gardens.

A bold and highly ornamental plant for creating impact.

Key Features

• Large, double white trumpet-shaped flowers
• Strong fragrance, especially in the evening
• Fast-growing with a lush, tropical appearance
• Ideal as a feature plant or in large containers
• Long flowering period through the warmer months

Plant Details

• Botanical Name: Brugmansia ‘Double White’
• Common Name: Angel’s Trumpet
• Pot Size: 140mm
• Position: Full sun to part shade (sheltered)
• Height: 2–4m (can be pruned to size)
• Width: 2–3m

Growing Tips

Plant in a warm, sheltered position protected from strong winds and frost. Brugmansia prefers rich, well-drained soil and responds well to regular feeding during the growing season.

Keep soil consistently moist, especially during active growth and flowering. Prune lightly to shape and encourage branching.

Note: All parts of the plant are toxic if ingested. Handle with care.

Banksia integrifolia ‘Sentinel’ is a distinctive upright selection of the Australian Coastal Banksia, valued for its narrow, columnar growth and attractive silver-backed foliage. This hardy native tree is ideal for screening, avenue planting and feature vertical accents in coastal and inland gardens.

Creamy-yellow banksia flower spikes appear from autumn through winter, providing nectar for birds and pollinators while adding seasonal interest. The foliage features glossy green upper surfaces with silvery undersides, creating movement and light contrast in the landscape.

Adapted to Australia’s east coast, Sentinel tolerates wind, salt spray, sandy soils and coastal exposure, while also performing well in general garden conditions. Naturally forming a tall, narrow tree, it is excellent for tight spaces, boundaries and modern planting schemes.

Supplied in a 140mm pot, this young coastal banksia is well established and ready to plant.

Key Selling Features

Narrow upright banksia for screening and vertical structure

Coastal tolerant – wind, salt and sandy soils

Silver-backed foliage with year-round appeal

Bird-attracting autumn–winter flowers

Ideal for tight spaces and boundaries

Plant Details

Botanical name: Banksia integrifolia

Cultivar: ‘Sentinel’

Common name: Sentinel Coastal Banksia

Pot size: 140mm

Plant type: Native upright tree

Flower colour: Creamy yellow

Flowering period: Autumn to winter

Foliage: Green with silver underside

Growth habit: Narrow columnar tree

Approx. size: 6–10 m high × 2–3 m wide

Sun position: Full sun

Water needs: Low once established

Tolerances: Wind, salt, coastal, sandy soils

Uses: Screening, avenue, coastal planting

Corymbia ficifolia ‘Crimson Dwarf’ is a compact grafted dwarf flowering gum prized for its brilliant crimson-red blossoms that cover the canopy in summer. The intense flower colour contrasts beautifully with glossy green foliage, creating a spectacular feature tree that attracts birds, bees and pollinators.

This cultivar is grafted onto a hardy rootstock, ensuring true flower colour and reliable flowering while allowing successful growth in a wider range of soils, including heavier garden soils where seed-grown flowering gums often struggle. Grafting also promotes stronger establishment and longevity.

Naturally forming a rounded small tree, Crimson Dwarf is ideal for smaller gardens, courtyards, feature planting and streetscapes where a full-size flowering gum would be too large. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and is drought tolerant once established.

Supplied in a 140mm pot, this grafted dwarf flowering gum is well established and ready to plant.

Why Choose a Grafted Dwarf Flowering Gum

• True, consistent flower colour
• Greater success in varied or heavier soils
• Compact size for smaller gardens
• Stronger root system and longevity

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Corymbia ficifolia
• Cultivar: ‘Crimson Dwarf’
• Common name: Crimson Dwarf Flowering Gum
• Pot size: 140mm
• Plant type: Grafted dwarf flowering tree
• Flower colour: Crimson red
• Flowering period: Summer
• Foliage: Glossy green
• Growth habit: Rounded dwarf tree
• Approx. size: 2 m high × 2 m wide
• Sun position: Full sun
• Water needs: Low once established
• Special feature: Grafted for reliable performance

Uses: Small gardens, courtyards, feature tree, bird-attracting

Part of the popular Fairy Magnolia® series, this variety is ideal for smaller gardens, courtyards and feature planting, thanks to its upright, space-saving form. The rich green foliage provides a lush backdrop to the warm-toned flowers, making it perfect for both modern and cottage-style landscapes.

Hardy and easy to grow, Fairy Petite Peach thrives in full sun to part shade and prefers well-drained soil. Supplied in a 200mm pot, this is a strong young plant ready to establish quickly and become a standout seasonal feature.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Magnolia hybrid (Fairy Magnolia® series)
• Variety: Fairy Petite Peach
• Common name: Fairy Magnolia
• Pot size: 200mm
• Plant type: Evergreen to semi-evergreen small tree
• Flower colour: Soft peach-pink
• Flowering period: Late winter to early spring
• Foliage: Glossy green
• Growth habit: Compact, upright
• Approx. size: 3–4m high x 1.5–2m wide
• Sun position: Full sun to part shade
• Water needs: Moderate; water well during establishment
• Uses: Feature tree, small gardens, screening, courtyard planting

Unlike mophead hydrangeas, Pee Gee hydrangeas flower on new season’s growth, making them reliable bloomers even after winter pruning. Their upright, shrub-like form makes them ideal for feature planting, borders, cottage gardens and informal hedging.

Hardy and easy to grow, Hydrangea Pee Gee thrives in full sun to part shade and is more tolerant of sun and heat than many other hydrangeas. With regular watering and well-drained soil, it rewards gardeners with an impressive floral display year after year.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Hydrangea paniculata ‘Grandiflora’
• Common name: Pee Gee Hydrangea
• Plant type: Deciduous flowering shrub
• Flower colour: White, ageing to soft pink
• Flowering period: Summer to early autumn
• Foliage: Green, deciduous
• Growth habit: Upright, spreading
• Approx. size: 2–3m high x 2–3m wide
• Sun position: Full sun to part shade
• Water needs: Moderate; water well during dry periods
• Uses: Feature shrub, borders, informal hedging, cottage gardens

Position: full sun / part shade

Height: to 1.5m

This is a larger growing hybrid with dark green leaves, dense habit and a beautifully sweet scent from white cupped flowers that adorn the tree in spring. Adds height to the garden growing to 4m tall