Acronychia acidula – Lemon Aspen

Acronychia acidula – Lemon Aspen

The lemon aspen is a rainforest tree of small to medium height with a dense crown that bears useful and tasty fruit. Good for tropical to subtropical areas with loamy well drained moist soils. Grows to around 15 metres tall, and can be pruned to height to make fruit...
Xanthostemon chrysanthus – Golden Penda

Xanthostemon chrysanthus – Golden Penda

A spectacular golden flowering rainforest tree, it grows to 10 to 15 metres tall in the wild, but less in cultivation. Great for frost free large gardens and parks, it can be grown in cooler temperate areas but flowering may be erratic and the plant will be less...
Xanthorrhoea preissii – Grass Tree

Xanthorrhoea preissii – Grass Tree

The grass tree is an iconic Australian plant, slow growing, long lived and will give character to the landscape. It has a tuft of grassy leaves atop a dark thick trunk, with cream flowers borne on a tall spear-like spike. Native to Western Australia, it will grow on a...
Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata – Grass Tree

Xanthorrhoea quadrangulata – Grass Tree

This species of slow growing and long lived grass tree originates in South Australia, and has a low growing trunk topped with a spray of grassy leaves. It has a spear-like spike of flowers which can reach five metres tall. A very architectural and handsome plant for...
Microseris lanceolata – Yam Daisy

Microseris lanceolata – Yam Daisy

A variable species found in southern Australia, it looks very similar to dandelions, even having a fluffy seed head which is dispersed by wind. It has a rosette of toothed long and narrow leaves, yellow flowers from spring to autumn, and edible tuberous roots. The...
Prostanthera monticola – Buffalo Mint Bush

Prostanthera monticola – Buffalo Mint Bush

A spreading and open growing shrub from alpine areas of south eastern Australia, it grows from half a metre to a couple of metres high and wide. The flowers are pale grey-green with attractive purple veining, and occur in summer. Drought and frost...