Eucalyptus camaldulensis River Red Gum Pot Size:250 mmA graceful spreading growth habit and beautiful, multi coloured bark are key features of the widespread and adaptable River Red Gum. The bark is smooth, white, grey or cream with patches of yellow green, grey green or pinkish grey, and occasionally rough black bark accumulates at the base. The foliage is blue green at maturity, and masses of white flowers appear from mid winter to late summer, followed by ovoid woody fruit. River Red Gum trees are
Deau Gold is attractive to nectar-eating birds
Acacia cognata Copper Tips
ferny silver grey/green foliage giving it a 'soft' appearance and it is soft to the touch
In summer tiny flowers appear on spikes
Grevillea Little Robyn is a compact
It does best on sandy soil but will establish and grow well on clay soil
The glorious Agonis flexuosa Pink Flamingo brings a touch of the dramatic to the garden with thin crumpled foliage coloured pink
productive fruiting habit
attracting pollinating birds and insects to the garden
flame-orange flowers that bloom in winter through spring
Drought tolerant once established and can handle light frost
The Ornamental Grape is related to the common grape vine although this variety does not fruit as much
