All Trees

Characterised by warm-coloured, flame-orange flowers that bloom in winter through spring, atop rugged, pine-like green foliage, the gorgeous Flame Grevillea will grow into a most impressive small tree. Due to its abundance of large, toothbrush-like flowers, the WA native is also an excellent bird and bee-attracting plant. Provided with the correct growing environments, these evergreen shrubs are known to be fast-growing. This species is large-growing and would take up a good chunk of your garden. Many growers, therefore, use it as a feature plant in the centre of their gardens with other smaller shrubs planted around the outside. 

Soil: Well-drained soil
Conditions: Full sun. Frost, coastal, and drought tolerant.
Size: Height 4m x width 3m

The Silky Oak is one of the most popular native ornamental shade trees in Australia as well as one of the tallest grevilleas. It has dark green, lobed foliage with a silver reverse, dark grey bark and showy golden-yellow flowers. Silky oak is great for erosion control, as a screen or windbreak, as a large feature, street or paddock tree. Native birds, bees and butterflies all love this Proteaceae beauty ensuring the garden is filled with sound and colour.

Soil: Tolerates most soil types.
Conditions: Full sun or part shade. Drought and coastal tolerant. Moderate frost tolerance.
Size: Height 10-30m x width 5-20m

Forest Flame Lilly Pilly is a hardy, easy-to-care-for plant proving popular for low hedges and topiary work. This evergreen Lilly Pilly is very compact, with bright red new growth which matures to deep green. Small white starry flowers emerge in summer followed by small berries. Both the flowers and berries attract native wildlife adding to their appeal in the Australian garden. Forest Flame responds well to pruning encouraging new growth and depth.

Soil: Tolerates a wide range of soils.
Conditions: Full sun. Drought, wind, salt and frost tolerant. Good for coastal areas.
Size: Height 2m x width 1.5m

Albizia julibrissin - the Persian silk tree - is a small deciduous tree with feathery, green foliage and a delicate display of pink, sweetly-scented pom pom-like flower heads in summer. A native to southwestern and eastern Asia, this exotic tree shines as a statement piece in any garden.

Soil: Tolerant to any well-drained soil structure.
Conditions: Prefers full sun to part shade. Tolerant to wind and coastal conditions and some frost.
Size: Height 5m x width 4m

Introducing the Angophora floribunda, commonly known as the Rough-Barked Apple, a stunning and unique addition to any landscape. This majestic Australian native reaches impressive heights, offering an eye-catching presence with its fibrous, textured bark and spreading canopy of dense, dark green leaves. Throughout late spring and summer, it dazzles with clusters of cream-white flowers, creating a striking contrast against the rugged bark. Not only does this tree provide excellent shade, but it also attracts a variety of bird life, enhancing the natural beauty of your garden. With its remarkable height, showy flowers, and distinctive bark, the Angophora floribunda is sure to add significant visual interest and curb appeal to your home. Discover the unparalleled beauty and value of our Rough-barked Apple trees, meticulously grown in-house at our nursery. These stunning trees boast an exquisite shape and impressive size, ensuring you get the best bang for your buck. 

Conditions: Full sun, drought, flood, coastal tolerant. Moderate frost tolerant, protect when young. 
Soil: A reliable tree and easy to grow, even on heavier soils. It does best on sandy soil but will establish and grow well on clay soil. Very useful for creeklines.
Size: Height 15-20m x width 10m

The Harmony™ Columnar Apple is perfect for gardeners wanting to enjoy fresh, homegrown apples in even the smallest spaces. Bred to grow in a naturally upright, narrow form, this compact apple tree is ideal for pots, containers, balconies, courtyards, and narrow garden beds. Harmony™ produces attractive, medium-sized round apples with smooth golden skin and creamy white flesh. The fruit ripens from February to March, delivering crisp, sweet apples that are excellent for fresh eating straight from the tree.  Its slim, columnar growth habit means it takes up very little room, making it a great choice for urban gardens or fence-line planting. For best fruit set, plant with compatible pollinators such as Cumulus, Herald™, or Pompink™. 

Soil: Well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Protect from strong winds and frost while young.
Size: Height 3m x width 0.60m

Banksia marginata, the only banksia occurring naturally in the Canberra region, is a hardy and eye-catching Australian native. Its distinctive foliage is dark green on the upper surface with a silvery underside, creating a striking two-tone effect when stirred by the breeze. From winter through to summer, bright green-yellow banksia flower spikes appear, adding colour and attracting birds and pollinators. Silver Banksia makes a beautiful stand-alone feature in the garden and is well-suited to native landscapes, where its texture, seasonal flowers, and resilience can be fully appreciated.

Soil: Well-drained soils.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Wind, salt, coastal, frost and drought tolerant.
Size: Height 1-12m x width 1-8m

The Macadamia integrifolia, commonly known as the macadamia nut tree, is a beautiful medium-sized evergreen tree prized for producing the delicious macadamia nut. With its glossy green foliage and decorative, pendulous flower trusses, it is both productive and ornamental, making it a standout feature in Australian gardens. From late winter through spring, the tree bears intensely fragrant cream-white flowers that hang in elegant clusters. These blooms are not only attractive but signal the beginning of the nut development cycle. Macadamia nuts are slow to ripen, taking just over six months from flowering to maturity. Mature nuts naturally fall to the ground when ready and should be collected promptly to ensure freshness and prevent spoilage. The harvest period is long and rewarding, typically running from March through to June. Grafted varieties are strongly recommended for home gardeners and orchard growers alike. Grafted trees provide more consistent nut production, improved nut quality, and often begin bearing earlier than seed-grown trees.

Soil: Prefers moist, fertile soils with good drainage. 
Conditions: It is a hardy and easy-care tree best suited to sub-tropical to warm temperate climates.
Size: Height 5-10m x width 4-6m