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Plant Of The Week (Page 5 of 18)
CHIONANTHUS RETUSUS (Chinese Fringe Tree) Superb small to medium very hardy tree. Masses of white strap shaped flowers cover the tree in summer.Tolerates higher pH soils. Ideal as a shade tree or as a specimen planting, this species thrives in fertile, well drained but moisture-retentive soil. Its natural distribution is...
Oriental Lilium hybridsDescription: Lilies grow afresh from bulbs each year. Plant loose bulbs now and they will soon burst into action, pushing through the soil and growing upwards at a great rate. The fresh green foliage is the promise of things to come and the flower buds soon appear and burst into splendid bloom. The ‘Casabl...
Botanic name: Costus barbadosCommon Name: Spiral GingerDescription:An evergreen rhizomatous ginger that grows between 2m tall x 1.5m across. The leaves, a lush mid green have suede plush reverse to around 350mm long unfurling from canes. Conspicuous pillar-box red terminal bracts the size and shape of pine cones from December to...
Bechtel Crab has proven to be one of the best flowering crabapples for south-eastern Australia. The pink and cream flowers are the best of the genus.Bechtel Crab has an excellent form, pyramidal when young and maturing to a round-headed tree. Bechtel Crab grows into a well structured tree. When top-grafted on a single trunk, Bec...
Yes it's getting hot and it's Crepe Myrtle  time again and its nice to see councils across Sydney have planting this tree along streets throughout many suburbs. This is a well behaved tree with very few problems and a raft of selling points. So if you are in the position of selecting a small shade tree for your gard...

 
 
 
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