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If you are a tree person, our tree section is sure to bring new meaning to your life. To wander through it is to experience a little of the joy of shinrin-yoku or forest bathing.
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Soil: Tolerant of moist soil types
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Frost, drought and coastal tolerant.
Size: Height 6m x width 3m
Soil: It prefers to grow in moist and well-drained soil.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Drought, wind and frost tolerant.
Size: Height 2m x width 1m
Acacia iteaphylla, or Flinders Range Wattle, is a hardy ornamental shrub recommended for its form and foliage. It is used as a background plant in larger mixed plantings or grouped as a screen, shelter or wind-break in wider verges, and parks. As with all wattles, the acacia attracts native birds and insects. The wattle is successfully used for soil stabilisation, and it is recommended to prune after flowering.
Soil: Tolerates heavy clays to calcareous soils but requires good drainage.
Conditions: Full sun to part shade. Coastal, drought, salt and wind tolerant.
Size: Height 3-5m x width 3-6m
Soil: Well-drained, poor to fertile soil
Conditions: Full sun, drought-tolerant once established
Size: 2–6m H x 2–4m W
Soil: Grows in most soil types, including nutrient-poor soils.
Conditions: Full sun or part shade. Frost, drought, and coast tolerant.
Size: Height 8m x width 6m
Soil: Thrives in free-draining native soil but has traditionally been found growing well in clay and loam soils.
Conditions: Full sun. Both drought and frost-tolerant, minimal watering once established.
Size: Height 6-10m x width 6-8m
Soil: Prefers native free-draining soil but is so hardy it will thrive in any soil.
Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. Coastal, drought, frost and pollution tolerant
Size: Height 6m x Width 6m at full capacity but can be pruned to create a smaller more contained shrub.
The Golden Wattle is more than just a plant — it’s Australia’s national floral emblem and a true celebration of our landscape. Bursting into life from late winter through early spring, it cloaks itself in masses of bright yellow, pom-pom flowers, adding brilliant golden highlights to gardens, parks, and reserves. This versatile tree has a rich history. Its fragrant blossoms have been used in perfumes, while its seeds are edible. Today, it remains a symbol of resilience and unity, while also providing nectar for native birds, butterflies, and insects.
Soil: Any free-draining soil.
Conditions: Tolerant of drought, frost and coastal conditions.
Size: Height 4-6m x width 2-4m
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