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Catalpa 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 areas.
Soil: Well-drained and well-worked soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Protect from strong winds as branches are quite brittle. Highly tolerant of urban pollution. Frost and drought tolerant.
Size: Height 1.2m x width 1m
Gleditsia Sunburst is a fast-growing, thornless variety prized for its broad, spreading canopy and soft, gently weeping form. Brilliant golden-yellow new foliage brightens the garden in spring, softening to a fresh lime green over summer before glowing gold again in autumn. Small white flowers appear in spring, adding a delicate seasonal highlight.
Its fine, fern-like leaves are neatly arranged along slender stems, creating a beautiful dappled shade that allows lawn and underplanting to thrive beneath. A standout choice as a feature tree, especially where filtered light, graceful form and year-round foliage colour are desired.
Soil: Well-drained soil
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, frost and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 12m x width 10m
Soil: Heavy soil, loamy soil, sandy soil, and waterways.
Conditions: Full sun. Coastal, heat and frost tolerant.
Size: Height 1.5m x width 1.2m
NB. The leaves of lipstick maples should not be eaten by stock.
Soil: Prefers well-drained soil but will tolerate heavy, moderately wet soils.
Conditions: Full sun or part shade. Frost and coast hardy.
Size: Height 10m x width 7m
Soil: Humus-rich, well-drained soil with adequate water during flowering.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy and wind tolerant.
Size: Height 9m x width 9m
Plumeria Bali Palace is a stunning, small deciduous tree that brings the beauty and fragrance of the tropics to your garden. Throughout the warmer months, it produces an abundance of exquisite golden-yellow blooms, each with softly ruffled, overlapping petals and a rich, sweet perfume that fills the air. Its sculptural branching habit and lush tropical appearance create a sense of tranquillity and island paradise, making it a striking feature in any landscape. Whether planted as a specimen tree or grown in a large container, Bali Palace adds elegance, colour and fragrance to outdoor living spaces. Ideal for warm climate gardens, this hardy Frangipani also performs well in sheltered, frost-free positions or containers in cooler regions, where it can be protected during winter. Easy to grow and rewarding year after year, Bali Palace is perfect for creating a relaxing tropical retreat at home.
Soil: Prefers well-drained soil rich in organic matter.
Conditions: Frangipani's prefer a full sun position. Protect from frost and wind especially while young.
Size: Height 2.5-3.5m x width 2.5m
Soil: Tolerates most soil conditions
Conditions: Thrives in full sun. Drought, frost and coastal/salt tolerant.
Size: Height 4m x width 4m.
One of the smallest and latest flowering magnolias, Magnolia Royal Star is a charming, slow-growing deciduous shrub with a naturally spreading, rounded habit. New foliage emerges with a soft bronze tint, maturing to a deep, glossy green before turning warm shades of yellow to copper in autumn. In early spring, masses of fragrant, star-shaped white flowers—around 10 cm across—burst from furry grey buds, creating a striking display on bare branches. Ideal for informal hedging, woodland-style plantings, courtyards, and patio gardens, Royal Star is perfectly suited to smaller spaces. Prune lightly at planting to encourage bushier, vigorous new growth.
Soil: Plant in a well drained and well worked soil.
Conditions: Prefers full sun but will tolerate a partially shady location. Shelter from wind to protect flowers.
Size: Height 2.5m x width 2m
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