1 Results: New & Used in Plants in Rocklea 4106, QLD

Attractive Brom, leaves turn pink in sun. The more sun the more pink. Makes a statement en masse. Can also be used in shade, but won't colour much. Carefree plant suitable for all gardens, especially tropical. $8 each.

Sandpaper Fig - Native tree growing up to 6m - Produces small edible fruit 2cm in diameter which can be used in cooking - Organically grown

Cast iron plants (Aspidistra) - Great for mass planting - Very hardy and low water requirement - Prefers full shade locations under trees - Organically grown $20 each 5 for $80 10 for $140

Salvia (Hot lips) - Shrub growing to 90cm with pink and white flowers much of the year - Quite drought tolerant once established - Prefers a full sun to part shade position - Attracts bees and birds to the garden - Organically grown - Plants for sale are about 15-20cm in height $7 each 2 for $10 5 for $20 10 for $35

Matchstick Bromeliads - Bromeliad with attractive purple and pink flowers - Can be grown as a pot plant or in a part shade/shaded position in the garden - Grows to about 30cm in height - Organically grown $12 each 2 for $20 5 for $40 10 for $70

Blue ginger (Dichorysandra thyrsiflora) - Plant growing up to 1.5m with large leaves and blue/purple flower spikes - Not in the ginger family but resembles a ginger in growth form - Prefers a part-shade to shade position with plenty of water - Look great planted in mass - Organically grown - Plants for sale are approximately 20cm in height $12 each 2 for $20 5 for $40 10 for $70

Red bleeding heart vine (Clerodendrum x speciosum) - Organically grown - $12 each or 2 for $20

Red Galangal - Also called Greater Galangal - Shrub growing up to 2m with edible tubers and leaves - Used in SE Asian cooking - Grown organically $15 each or 2 for $25

Madagascar dragon tree - Drought tolerant low maintenace plant - Great on a deck/patio or in a part shade position in the garden - Organically grown - Currently about 50cm in height $12 each or 2 for $20

Evergreen frangipanni 1.7 metres tall Great plant