3 Results: New & Used in Plants in Braddon 2612, ACT

Palm tree approx 5'5 with established roots. selling only because I need the pot. Please bring your own pot. Pick up only from O'Connor

Ivy plant cutting great as an indoor plant

Two healthy nectarine plants for sale. Each is around 0.7m high. Great plants to have - hardy and little maintenance needed, beautiful flowers in Spring and bear fruits. $8 each If interested, please sms to arrange time. Thanks

Gasteria batesiana, or knoppies gasteria, is a species of succulent plant native to the inland escarpment in the far north-east of South Africa. Healthy succulent species that grows well in Canberra and comes in an attractive terracotta pot. CASH/PICK UP only. WATSON ACT.

Healthy, loved, cared for and admired. Needs re-potting and an owner who knows more about plants than I do. Does not include the outer pot in the photo.

Do you remember pulling the petals off a daisy when you were a child? I have a good supply of old fashioned margarite daisies, which are hard to find in the nurseries these days. They will give you cut flowers for several months each year; however, the flowering season is now well behind us. Now is the time to plant these daisies in time for the spring growing season. Call Anne on ******7541 for further info.

Aloe vera is a succulent which is well known for its medical and cosmetic uses. I have two varieties available, barbadensis and chenensis, which can be seen in the attached photos. For more info call Anne on ******7541.

I have one remaining Japanese maple plus several silver birch saplings and they are ready to be planted in time for the next spring growing season. To view, call Anne on ******7541.

I have a number of varieties of succulents in various sizes from very small to 1.3 metres in height. These include jade plant, aloe vera, sedum, small cactus, black rose, and foxtail agave. See the attached photos to get an idea of what I have available. To arrange a view in Kingston, call Anne on ******7541.

Foxtail is one of the few agave that do not have serrated edges and are thus easy to handle. It is characterised by a soft foliage that is absolutely lovely to look at. The stem grows as leaves fall off while the plant ages, but it also produces small “pups” that can be taken off and potted to produce a new plant. I originally brought my agave from Sydney but have grown them very successfully in Canberra for many years though the plant is somewhat frost sensitive and needs a bit of protection w