1 Results: New & Used in plant in Stanmore 2048, NSW

Amazingly shaped cactus planter in ornate flower pot vase

Small pots of clumping, bamboo grass as shown in the first photo. Will grow to approximately 600mm high in full sun to full shade, either inground or potted. The second photo is an established plant in a pot.

A lush and lovely green coloured, clumping bamboo. There are about a dozen plants around 2m tall, with a few smaller pots available. All plants have well established root balls and are ready for planting in the ground or repotting into larger pots. The bamboo will grow to approximately 10m tall. It can be trimmed to a desired height and will form a thick green hedge. The first photos show what an established plant will look like when trimmed. $60 for the larger plants, $40 for the smaller one

-Mango tree height 190cm with fruit on it. price $80. -Avocado tree available price negotiable. -Pomegranate tree $30. -and various other pot plants prices negotiable. please ONLY CALL Con on .

Cordyline planted in the ground. Approx 2m tall. $200 each. Two available. Buyer to remove.

This might be Ruby, Imperial or Emerald - the red is very striking. Freshly potted up into a 30cm diameter pot! A new red stem is there and about to unfurl its leaf. Chair & milk crate for scale. Can deliver locally on a hand trolley for $10.

About 151cm tall. 2 stems from main trunk. In a compact black glossy ceramic pot. Chair & milk crate for scale. Can deliver locally on a hand trolley for $10.

2 stems from a stump as shown. Freshly potted up! Chair & milk crate for scale; 105cm tall. Can deliver locally on a hand trolley for $10.

Plant stands $65 for the pair As new Pick up Stanmore Plants not included

Single-stemmed dracaena marginata (dragon tree) in a tall glossy ceramic pot. Chair & milk crate for scale. Pot is square at the top, close to 30cm across each way (one way 298-299mm and the other about 301mm), and is 43.8cm tall. It tapers down to a narrower rounded base. The top of the dracaena is about 128cm from the ground. The head of the dracaena spreads about 55cm across. The pot has an extremely dark green glaze. When you view it from the side it appears black. When you look directly