Thryptomene saxicola F.C. Payne Pot Size:140 mm

Thryptomene saxicola F.C. Payne Pot Size:140 mmMasses of tiny pink flowers over a very long period and a compact, low growing shrubby habit ensure that Thryptomene saxicola F. C. Payne remains a popular shrub for the garden. The native shrub has a slightly weeping habit with slender, aromatic foliage. It is useful as a background shrub or a low growing hedge plant. It can be pruned by occasionally trimming off branches to use as cut flowers, or else give it a light trim coming out of winter. Soil:

Size: Height 1-2m x width 1

Conditions: Best in partial shade but will tolerate full sun

It flowers in summer with trusses of white fluffy flowers

The perennial grass produces delicate light green to purple flowers in summer

Mildly frost tolerant - it does best with frequent watering in dry spells

Mauritanicus is a dense and trailing prostrate perennial with slender stems and small oval green leaves

upright deciduous fruiting tree well suited to home orchards and spacious gardens

It's a very hardy shrub

followed by masses of vivid red blooms from summer until the first frost

Stella Cherry is both a decorative and rewarding tree for Australian gardens

Proteas are one of Nature’s true marvels of creative floral masterpieces

nectar-eating birds and butterflies