Catalpa bignonioides Nana Australian plants

Catalpa bignonioides Nana Australian plantsCatalpa bignonioides Nana is hardy, globe headed cultivar propagated onto a standard which forms a natural umbrella shape. This grafted form of the Indian Bean Tree as it is known has slow growing, dense branches forming a rounded ball of large mid green heart shaped leaves that turn yellow in autumn. Nana rarely flowers though long, bean like seed pods may be produced. Useful as a small feature or for planting in streets, courtyards and other paved

Also known as Early Moorpark

Size: Height 6m x width 3

Prune when planting to encourage new growth

evergreen shrub is perfect for low flowering hedges

Light frost and coastal tolerant

The leaves give off a sticky substance that is aromatic on warm days but it is not good planted close to pathways as it leaves dark stains that are difficult to remove

Queensland Bottle Tree is a magnificent

25m x width 1m

The foliage turns golden in autumn before falling to the ground

Callistemon Wilderness White is a graceful

8m x width 0

This abundance of blooms will bring native birds