The leaves are 3-5 lobed. Produces delightful brick red flowers 10 cm across that occur in spring, followed by fruits ripening 3-4 months later.

Fruits are large and succulent, white fleshed with a tasty flavour. It is considered to have the one of the best flavour of the native passion fruit-s.

Occurs naturally in New South Wales and Victoria.

• 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

Eremophila miniata, commonly known as Kopi Bush, is a large Australian native shrub admired for its vivid tubular flowers. Blooming mainly in spring and often again after fresh growth, the long-lasting flowers provide brilliant colour and valuable nectar for birds and pollinators.

This plant is grafted onto a hardy rootstock, improving reliability and allowing successful growth in a wider range of garden soils. Grafting also overcomes the species’ naturally difficult propagation and enhances establishment and longevity in cultivation.

Naturally occurring in sandy soils near saline areas and drainage lines, Eremophila miniata is a tough inland species that tolerates frost, heat and exposed conditions. It performs best in full sun with good air movement, where it develops into a substantial flowering shrub.

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

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Eremophila miniata
• Common name: Kopi Bush
• Pot size: 140mm
• Plant type: Grafted native flowering shrub
• Flower colour: pink
• Flowering period: Spring and after new growth
• Foliage: Green leaves 21–40 mm long
• Growth habit: Large upright shrub
• Approx. size: up to ~5 m high × wide (garden size usually smaller)
• Sun position: Full sun (tolerates light shade)
• Water needs: Low once established
• Frost tolerance: Tolerates most frosts
• Special feature: Grafted for improved establishment

Uses: Bird-attracting native, large shrub, feature planting

Eremophila waitii ‘Silky Lavender’ is a distinctive Australian native shrub discovered by eremophila authority Russell Wait, admired for its striking silvery-grey foliage, dense clusters of deep lilac flowers, and unique silky bud texture. Flowering mainly in spring, the vivid blooms are tightly packed along the branch tips, creating a dramatic seasonal display.

This plant is grafted onto a hardy rootstock, improving reliability and allowing successful growth in a wider range of soils, including heavier clay soils common in many gardens. The grafted root system provides stronger establishment and long-term performance compared with non-grafted eremophilas.

Naturally occurring on clay slopes in mallee woodland, Eremophila waitii is well suited to dry, sunny Australian gardens, where its silver foliage provides year-round contrast and its flowers attract pollinators and birds.

Supplied in a 140mm pot, this recently introduced and collector-significant native makes an exceptional feature shrub or native garden highlight.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Eremophila waitii
• Cultivar: ‘Silky Lavender’
• Common name: Silky Lavender Emu Bush
• Pot size: 140mm
• Plant type: Grafted native shrub
• Flower colour: Deep lilac
• Flowering period: Spring
• Foliage: Grey-silver narrow leaves (10–20 mm)
• Growth habit: Upright shrub
• Approx. size: 1–2 m high × 1–1.5 m wide
• Sun position: Full sun
• Water needs: Low once established
• Soil tolerance: Suitable for heavier/clay soils (grafted)

Uses: Feature shrub, collector plant, native gardens

Corymbia ‘Summer Red’ is a spectacular grafted flowering gum producing masses of brilliant scarlet-red flowers across the canopy in summer. The intense colour display contrasts beautifully with glossy green foliage, creating a vibrant ornamental tree that attracts birds, bees and pollinators.

This cultivar is grafted onto a hardy rootstock, ensuring true flower colour and reliable flowering while greatly improving success in a wider range of soils, including heavier garden soils where seed-grown flowering gums often struggle. Grafting also provides stronger establishment and long-term performance.

Naturally forming a rounded small tree, Summer Red is ideal for feature planting, lawns, streetscapes and medium-sized gardens. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and is drought tolerant once established.

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

Why Choose a Grafted Flowering Gum

• True, consistent flower colour
• Greater success in varied or heavier soils
• Stronger root system and longevity

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Corymbia ficifolia
• Cultivar: ‘Summer Red’
• Common name: Summer Red Flowering Gum
• Pot size: 140mm
• Plant type: Grafted flowering tree
• Flower colour: Scarlet red
• Flowering period: Summer
• Foliage: Glossy green
• Growth habit: Small rounded tree
• Approx. size: 4 m high × 4 m wide
• Sun position: Full sun
• Water needs: Low once established
• Special feature: Grafted for reliable performance

Uses: Feature tree, lawn tree, bird-attracting

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 200mm 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: 200mm
• 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

Corymbia ficifolia ‘Orange Sunset’ is a spectacular grafted flowering gum renowned for its glowing sunset-orange flowers that cover the canopy in summer. The vivid blooms create a brilliant display against deep green foliage, making it a standout ornamental tree that attracts birds, bees and pollinators.

This plant is grafted onto a hardy rootstock, ensuring reliable flowering colour and greatly improving performance in a wider range of soils, including heavier garden soils where seed-grown flowering gums often fail. Grafting also provides stronger establishment and long-term reliability.

Naturally forming a small to medium ornamental tree, Orange Sunset is ideal for feature planting, lawns, streetscapes and larger gardens. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil and becomes drought tolerant once established.

Supplied in a 200mm pot, this grafted flowering gum is well established and ready to plant.

Why Choose a Grafted Flowering Gum

• True, consistent flower colour
• Greater success in varied or heavier soils
• Stronger root system and longevity

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Corymbia ficifolia
• Cultivar: ‘Orange Sunset’
• Common name: Orange Sunset Flowering Gum
• Pot size: 200mm
• Plant type: Grafted flowering tree
• Flower colour: Sunset orange
• Flowering period: Summer
• Foliage: Glossy green
• Growth habit: Small to medium tree
• Approx. size: 5–7 m high × 4–6 m wide
• Sun position: Full sun
• Water needs: Low once established
• Special feature: Grafted for reliable performance

Uses: Feature tree, lawn tree, bird-attracting

Carpobrotus rossii, commonly known as Native Pigface, is a hardy Australian coastal groundcover prized for its vibrant pink daisy-like flowers and succulent, spreading foliage. Fast growing and extremely drought tolerant, it forms a dense, low mat ideal for coastal gardens, slopes and sunny groundcover areas.

This species is indigenous to coastal areas of the Wyndham region, making it an excellent choice for local native planting and coastal restoration-style gardens. It is naturally adapted to sand, salt spray and exposed seaside conditions, thriving where many plants struggle.

Through spring and summer, Native Pigface produces masses of bright blooms followed by edible succulent fruits. The ripe fruit has a mild, salty-sweet flavour and has traditionally been used to make jams and preserves, adding an edible native element to the garden.

Perfect for banks, rockeries, coastal landscapes and large containers, Carpobrotus rossii spreads quickly to stabilise soil and suppress weeds. Supplied in a 140mm pot, it establishes rapidly and provides long-lasting groundcover.

Plant Details

• Botanical name:Â Carpobrotus rossii
• Common name:Â Native Pigface
• Pot size:Â 140mm
• Plant type:Â Native succulent groundcover
• Flower colour:Â Bright pink
• Flowering period:Â Spring to summer
• Foliage:Â Fleshy green succulent leaves
• Growth habit:Â Low, spreading
• Approx. size:Â 10–15cm high x 1–2m wide
• Sun position:Â Full sun
• Water needs:Â Very low once established
• Special features:Â Edible fruit suitable for jams
• Origin:Â Indigenous to Wyndham coastal region

Uses:Â Coastal gardens, slopes, groundcover, rockeries

The Red Finger Lime (Microcitrus australasica) is a highly sought-after Australian native citrus prized for its unique caviar-like fruit pearls and bold flavour. This grafted finger lime offers earlier fruiting, improved reliability and consistent performance in home gardens and pots.

Producing slender, dark green fruit filled with vibrant red citrus pearls, Red Finger Lime is a favourite for chefs, food lovers and home gardeners. The tangy, aromatic juice bursts make it ideal for seafood, desserts, cocktails and garnishing.

Finger limes thrive in full sun to part shade and are well suited to Australian conditions. The naturally compact growth habit makes this variety perfect for backyards, courtyards and large containers. As an Australian native citrus, it is also more tolerant of humidity than traditional citrus varieties.

The 200mm grafted plant is well established and ready to plant for faster results.

Plant Details

• Botanical name: Microcitrus australasica
• Common name: Red Finger Lime
• Pot size: 200mm
• Fruit colour: Green skin with red citrus pearls
• Flavour: Sharp, citrusy, aromatic
• Harvest period: Late summer to winter
• Growth habit: Compact, upright
• Approx. size: 2–3m high x 1.5–2m wide
• Sun position: Full sun to part shade
• Water needs: Moderate; regular watering during establishment

Uses: Fresh eating, garnishing, gourmet cooking, potted fruit tree