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Bush Garden (Page 5 of 22)
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Our dry creek bed garden shows you how to combine a range of different height native plants along a simulated gravel creek. This selection of plants flower throughout the year with peak flowering being spring and summer.Along the immediate edge are grass-like plants and ground covers: Pynosorus globosus (Billy Buttons), Lo...
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This versatile plant is grown for its outstanding creamy-white flower display in summer. The dark green leaves are often red when young and emit a brilliant, citrus aroma. A slow growing, attractive tree or bushy shrub, which can be clipped to form a neat hedge. Requires a moist, well draining soil rich in organic matter. Prefer...
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This lovely Aussie groundcover has been hybridised with many forms with blue fan-shaped flowers in spring and summer.This spreading perennial makes a fine carpet and can develop a suckering habit, which allows it to spread further. The spreading stems cover the ground, not more than 45cm high. A profusion of blue fan shaped flow...
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Description: The dwarf orange flowering gum grows to just 3m (9ft). Slow growing it can take 8 years to reach its final height. Named cultivars include Orange Spendour, Brilliant Orange and Dwarf Orange (Corymbia ficifolia “Dwarf Orange”). This is a true dwarf, growing smaller than the Summer Range of flowering gums....
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Patriotically it puts on a fine floral show for Australia Day with long elegant ivory spires decorate the bush profusely and attract moths and honeyeaters. Interesting woody fruits are produced to entice the rosella. Indigenous to forests in the coastal ranges of Queensland, this beautiful small tree or large shrub has long curl...
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