Delightful Australian native shrub producing masses of soft mauve-pink flowers that brighten the garden from late winter through spring.

Tetratheca Pink is a compact, low-growing evergreen shrub with an attractive naturally mounded habit and fine grey-green foliage. During late winter and spring, the plant becomes covered in masses of delicate mauve-pink bell-shaped flowers, creating a stunning display that attracts native bees and other beneficial pollinators. Its compact size and neat growth make it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, borders, rockeries and decorative containers.

Hardy and easy to grow, this beautiful native is also well suited to coastal gardens where it provides long-lasting colour with minimal maintenance.

Botanical Name: Tetratheca thymifolia 'Pink'
Common Name: Pink Tetratheca
Pot Size: 140mm
Flower Colour: Mauve Pink
Position: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: Approx. 60cm
Width: Approx. 60cm
Flowering Season: Late Winter to Spring
Growth Habit: Low Growing Mounded Shrub
Evergreen: Yes

Features

Masses of mauve-pink flowers
Compact naturally mounded habit
Attractive grey-green foliage
Long flowering season
Low maintenance
Excellent for smaller gardens
Suitable for coastal conditions

Ideal Uses

Garden beds
Rockeries
Native gardens
Decorative pots and containers
Coastal gardens
Borders
Waterwise landscapes

Plant Care

Plant in well drained soil in a full sun to part shade position. Water regularly during establishment, then only during extended dry periods. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain a neat compact shape and encourage dense new growth. Feed with a low phosphorus native plant fertiliser during spring for healthy growth and abundant flowering.

A charming Australian native that combines delicate mauve-pink blooms, compact evergreen foliage and outstanding performance in gardens, pots and coastal landscapes.

Graceful Australian native bottlebrush featuring an elegant weeping habit and masses of brilliant crimson red flowers for much of the year.

Callistemon Brogo Overflow is a compact, small-growing bottlebrush with numerous arching branches that create a beautiful cascading form. Its dark green foliage is complemented by attractive red new growth, while vibrant crimson bottlebrush flowers begin appearing in early autumn and continue for much of the year. Rich in nectar, the flowers attract native birds, bees and other beneficial pollinators, making this an excellent addition to wildlife-friendly gardens.

Exceptionally hardy and adaptable, Brogo Overflow thrives in a wide range of soils and conditions, tolerating both dry periods and occasional waterlogging. Its compact size and elegant form make it ideal for garden beds, feature planting, pots and low informal hedging.

Botanical Name: Callistemon 'Brogo Overflow'
Common Name: Brogo Overflow Bottlebrush
Pot Size: 140mm
Flower Colour: Crimson Red
Position: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: Approx. 1.5m
Width: Approx. 1.5m
Flowering Season: Early Autumn and continuing for most of the year
Growth Habit: Compact Weeping Shrub
Evergreen: Yes

Features

Masses of crimson red bottlebrush flowers
Elegant weeping branches
Dark green foliage with attractive red new growth
Long flowering season
Attracts birds, bees and pollinators
Hardy and low maintenance
Tolerates drought and occasional waterlogging

Ideal Uses

Feature planting
Native gardens
Garden beds and borders
Large pots and containers
Low informal hedging
Bird attracting gardens
Landscaping projects

Plant Care

Plant in full sun or part shade in well drained soil, although this adaptable variety performs well in most soil types. Water regularly during establishment, then only during extended dry periods. Brogo Overflow tolerates both drought and occasional waterlogging once established. Lightly prune after flowering to encourage a dense, bushy habit and prolific future flowering. Feed with a low phosphorus native plant fertiliser in spring for healthy growth and outstanding floral displays.

A hardy, colourful Australian native bottlebrush that provides elegant weeping form, almost year-round flowering and exceptional landscape performance.

Beautiful compact Australian native bottlebrush producing masses of stunning salmon pink flowers with soft yellow tips from late spring to early summer.

Callistemon Princess is a hardy upright shrub with attractive narrow dark green foliage and an abundance of colourful bottlebrush blooms that attract nectar-feeding birds and beneficial pollinators. Its naturally compact habit makes it an excellent choice for smaller gardens, feature plantings, hedging and decorative containers. Easy to grow and highly adaptable, this reliable native provides vibrant seasonal colour with minimal maintenance.

Tough and versatile, Callistemon Princess performs well in a wide range of garden conditions and responds beautifully to regular pruning.

Botanical Name: Callistemon 'Princess'
Common Name: Princess Bottlebrush
Pot Size: 140mm
Flower Colour: Salmon Pink with Yellow Tips
Position: Full Sun to Part Shade
Height: Approx. 1.5m-2m
Width: Approx. 1m-1.5m
Flowering Season: Late Spring to Early Summer
Growth Habit: Upright Compact Shrub
Evergreen: Yes

Features

Prolific salmon pink bottlebrush flowers
Soft yellow flower tips
Compact upright growth habit
Attracts birds and pollinators
Hardy and low maintenance
Responds well to pruning
Drought tolerant once established
Moderately frost tolerant

Ideal Uses

Feature planting
Native gardens
Garden beds
Low hedging
Large pots and containers
Landscaping projects
Bird attracting gardens

Plant Care

Plant in well drained soil in a full sun to part shade position. Adaptable to most soil types, Callistemon Princess requires regular watering while establishing but becomes drought tolerant once mature. Lightly prune after flowering to maintain a dense, compact habit and encourage abundant future blooms. Feed with a low phosphorus native plant fertiliser during spring for optimum growth and flowering. A colourful, hardy Australian native that provides reliable seasonal blooms and year-round evergreen appeal.

Beautiful new form of the Coast Banksia featuring a naturally dense upright habit, elegant pale lemon flower spikes and outstanding year-round garden appeal.

Banksia New Dawn is a new form of the popular Coast Banksia, selected for its naturally compact, upright growth and exceptional landscape performance. Flowering from winter through to spring, it produces striking pale lemon flower spikes up to 15cm long that are rich in nectar, attracting a wide variety of native birds and beneficial pollinators. Its dense evergreen foliage provides valuable shelter for wildlife while its architectural form creates an impressive feature in gardens throughout the year.

Hardy, adaptable and easy to grow, this Australian native thrives in coastal environments and makes an excellent feature plant, screen or specimen for modern landscapes. The long-lasting blooms are also highly prized for fresh and dried floral arrangements.

Botanical Name: Banksia integrifolia 'New Dawn'
Common Name: New Dawn Coast Banksia
Pot Size: 140mm
Flower Colour: Pale Lemon
Position: Full Sun
Height: Approx. 3m (can be maintained smaller with pruning)
Width: Approx. 2m
Flowering Season: Winter to Spring
Growth Habit: Dense Upright Shrub to Small Tree
Evergreen: Yes

Features

New form of the Coast Banksia
Naturally dense upright growth
Pale lemon flower spikes up to 15cm long
Nectar-rich flowers attract birds and pollinators
Dense foliage provides valuable wildlife shelter
Architectural form with year-round appeal
Excellent long-lasting cut flowers

Ideal Uses

Feature planting
Native gardens
Bird attracting gardens
Coastal landscapes
Screen planting
Large pots and containers
Cut flower gardens

Plant Care

Plant in a sunny position with well drained soil. Once established, Banksia New Dawn is highly tolerant of coastal conditions, salt spray, wind, light frost and drought. Water regularly during establishment, then only during prolonged dry periods. Prune lightly after flowering to maintain a dense compact habit and encourage prolific flowering. Feed with a low phosphorus native plant fertiliser in spring if required. An outstanding Australian native that combines spectacular flowers, exceptional wildlife value and year-round landscape performance.

• Australian native.
• Long flowering and pollinator friendly
• Mass plant as ground cover.
• Native or wild flower style gardens.

• Rockeries, containers or hanging baskets.
• Mass bedding displays or cascading over. rocks, embakments or retaining walls.
• Well suited to coastal zones.
• Small or narrow spaces.

Cultural care

Water requirements are medium. Once established requires only occasional long soaks during extended periods of heat. Low maintenance and easy to grow. Apply a slow release fertiliser for natives in spring to encourage profuse flowering. No pruning generally required. Mulch well to help retain moisture during dry periods.

Height 20cm

Spread 60cm

Full sun/part shade

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