Pear

Bush Pearl is an eye-catching dwarf Kangaroo Paw with an abundance of vibrant pink furry paw flowers. The gloriously coloured flowers are displayed throughout most of the calendar year. Fertilize with slow-release native fertilizer in spring & summer, and remove spent flowers and discoloured leaves as necessary. Excellent in all landscapes, especially when planted in clumps, and superb as a cut flower.

Soil: Well drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought and coastal hardy. Light frost tolerant.
Size: Height 0.5m x width 0.45m

Camellia Early Pearly bears stunning pale pink buds that open into beautiful semi-double, pink-tipped white flowers in autumn and winter. With dense, deep green foliage and an upright, vigorous habit, it is regarded as one of the best camellias for use as a hedging plant. Trim as required to maintain the desired shape and fertilise in spring.

Soil: Well-drained, rich soil. A deep soaking in the peak of summer will benefit the plant.
Conditions: Prefers a full to part shade position. Frost and coastal hardy
Size: Height 2-4m x width 1-2m

Rainforest Pearl is a compact, evergreen finger lime with deep green, rounded foliage, thorny stems and a graceful, slightly weeping habit. Delicate white flowers tinged with pink appear in summer, followed by aromatic, finger-shaped fruit with attractive green to reddish skin. The fruit begins to ripen on the tree and reaches its full flavour after being picked and left for 5–10 days. Inside, each fruit is packed with tangy citrus pearls that burst with refreshing flavour, making them perfect for seafood, Asian-inspired dishes, desserts and cocktails. Well-suited to small gardens or containers, the dwarf Rainforest Pearl can be lightly pruned to maintain its shape. Trees typically begin producing fruit from the second autumn after planting, rewarding gardeners with a unique and delicious harvest.

Soil: Plant in composted, well-draining soil. Mulch in spring and keep the soil moist in summer. 
Conditions: It will do best in a warm, sheltered spot and can do well in dappled shade though will thrive in full sun. Tolerant of frost and dry conditions.
Size: Height 1.5-3m x width 1.5-2m

Pyrus Williams Pear is a deciduous pear tree with fragrant white flowers in spring, followed by very juicy, medium-large fruit in March and April. Pale green at picking and ripening to a clear yellow, the sweet fruit is ideal for use in desserts, preserving or eating fresh. The variety requires a cross-pollinator to bear fruit: suitable varieties include Beurre Bosc, Winter Cole or Nijisseiki

Soil: Well-drained, well-composted soil.
Conditions: Full sun. Frost, cold and drought hardy.
Size: Height 4-10m x width 2-4m

The Manchurian Pear is a popular and highly adaptable tree, widely grown across Australia for its year-round ornamental appeal. In spring, it bursts into life with masses of delicate white blossoms, creating a stunning seasonal display. As the seasons progress, the tree develops lush, glossy green foliage. The oval leaves, edged with fine serrations, provide dense summer shade before transforming dramatically in autumn. At this time, the canopy turns a rich, deep red, delivering a striking display of colour. Following the spring bloom, small fruits appear. While generally not enjoyed by humans, they are a valuable food source for birds and other wildlife. Versatile and reliable, the Manchurian Pear is ideal as an ornamental feature, shade tree, specimen planting, or for use in avenues, farms, and streetscapes.

Soil: Well-drained soil. Water in well and keep the soil moist until the tree is established. Fertilize when planting and again after new growth appears. Prune the tree when planting to encourage new growth.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Frost hardy and can tolerate dry periods though fruiting will diminish
Size: Height 9m x width 7m

As a low-growing, evergreen shrub with a dense, compact, rounded habit Oriental Pearl - a dwarf form of Raphiolepis - produces an abundance of showy white flowers with prominent pink stamens from early autumn to late spring. The attractive glossy foliage is dark green in colour and contrasts well with the massed display of flowers. Excellent choice for pots, low hedging, massed planting in shrubberies or around pools.

Soil: Prefers enriched, well-drained soils and appreciates an application of chunky mulch.
Conditions: Full sun to light shade. Frost, drought, heat and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 1m x width 1m

Protea Pink Pearl is a charming, compact small tree or large shrub that brings soft colour and refined beauty to the winter garden. Producing delicate, blush-pink blooms during the cooler months, it creates a graceful display when many other plants are dormant. The flowers are beautifully formed with layered bracts in gentle pink tones, making them highly sought after for cut flower arrangements. Long-lasting both on the plant and in a vase, they are ideal for fresh bouquets or dried floral designs. Its naturally neat growth habit makes it well suited to smaller gardens, feature planting, or large decorative pots. Positioned in full sun with well-drained soil, ‘Pink Pearl’ thrives and rewards with reliable winter flowering year after year.

Soil: Well-drained soils. If you have clay soils, use mounds to plant into to facilitate drainage.
Conditions: Sunny open position. These plants are moderately frost, coast and drought-tolerant.
Size: Height 2.5m x width 2m