0 Results: New & Used in Plants in Giralang 2617, ACT

Picture 2-$25 including water saving pot (Lily start flowering) Picture 3-$10 including the white pot Picture 4-$15 pot NOT included (heart shaped philodendron ) Picture 5-$30 including the white pot (Hoya carnosa tricolour) Picture 6-$10 including the pink pot Picture 7-$20 pot NOT included Picture 8-$10 including pink pot (bunnies spider plant) Picture 9-$15 pot NOT included (philodendron Brazil) Picture 10-$5 including the ceramic pot (chain of heart)

yellow and white and pink chrysanthemums $10 2-3 stems $15 4 or more stems Very heath plants from garden

Beautiful native shrub with large, cylindrical flowers in bright reds, pinks and purples that look like bottlebrushes. Great for attracting native birds, and can be used as a standalone plant or as an informal, flowering hedge. Grows between 1-2.5m, and can be pruned to desirable height and width. Very hardy, and tolerant of a wide range of soil types but does best in well drained soil. Purple: 8 plants available, all between 10-25cm tall: Pink: 7 plants available, all between 10-25cm tall:

Groundcover/ creeping plant with brilliant purple foliage on succulent like stems. Bright pink flowers appear at the end of the stems in summer. also works well in a hanging basket. Very hardy, but may need to be undercover (even just shade cloth) on the worst frosty mornings. Does well in sun, and also dappled shade. 7 available

Graceful, weeping native shrub with thin, spikey leaves up to 10cm long all over the branches. Small, white spidery flowers occur in clusters about 15-20cm long on older wood in spring, and smell delightfully of vanilla and honey. Great plant for birds, and can be used as a standalone plant or in rows as screening plants. Grows up to 3m, usually less though depending on conditions, and can be pruned to desirable height and width. Very hardy, and does best in well drained soil in a sunny spot.

7 different wattles (acacias) of varying form and size, leaf and flowers, all fast growing. Multiple available of each, including lots of the Blackwoods. All very hardy in most soils, and the glaucoptera needs a bit more frost sensitive than the rest. Pic 2: Acacia Melanoxylon (Blackwood). Larger, long leaves with white flowers. Can grow to medium tree size in a narrow or more spreading form, depending on conditions. Pic 3: acacia howitii (sticky wattle). Short, sticky feeling leaves on often w

Small-large tree form or wattle, and fast growing. Same species as the lovely timber used in furniture. Fairly thin, long leaves with white flowers. Very hardy in most soils. Can grow to medium tree size in a narrow or more spreading form, depending on conditions. 10 available, 40-80cm tall

Wynyabbie Gem variety. Evergreen native shrub with small, narrow green grey and plentiful small purple flowers for the most of the year. Responds well to pruning, and could be used as an informal hedge. Grows to approximately 1.5x1.5m. Very hardy in all conditions and soil, fine with the frost. 20 available, approximately 15cm tall.

Fast growing, upright tree with tri-lobed leaves which are orangey-red when new and the same in autumn. As the tree ages, the bark starts to flake in small sections giving contrast and textural appeal. Great for a quick shade solution (4m in 4 years), and so-called for the way the main branches grow out from a central stem in a 'trident' appearance. Grows to approximately 6x6m Does best in full sun, tolerates most conditions, and is also good for bonsai. Couple of larger (1.2m) available, fo

Beautiful spreading tree with small, feathery leaves and pendulous purple flowers. Can grow to about 10m, but usually much smaller in Canberra. Does well in full sun, but will need a bit of protection from the frost while young. 10 available, all about 20cm tall